Assist Prof Dr. Mahsa Shirzadian Gilan, University of Kurdistan, Iran

Dr. Mahsa Shirzadian Gilan is a distinguished expert in Telecommunication System Engineering, holding a Ph.D. from the University of Tehran with a focus on Resource Allocation and Beamforming in 5G Networks. Graduating with top honors, she continued her research as a Visiting Researcher at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada. With a rich academic background including an MSc from Amirkabir University of Technology, her research interests span across various domains including Wireless Communications, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning. Dr. Gilan has contributed significantly to academia as a reviewer for esteemed journals and conferences. Her expertise encompasses a wide array of topics such as Cognitive Neuroscience, MIMO and OFDM systems, and Big data analytics, making her a prominent figure in the field.

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Education:

• Ph.D. in Telecommunication System Engineering from the University of Tehran (2014-2018)
• MSc in Telecommunication System Engineering from Amirkabir University of Technology (2012-2014)

Academic Achievements:

• Graduated with highest honors in all degrees
• Thesis marks of 20 in both Ph.D. and MSc degrees
• Ranked first in GPA in each degree program

Research Interests:

Wireless Communications, Cooperative Communications, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Beamforming in Wireless Networks, Cognitive Neuroscience, 5G Networks, Interference Management, Cognitive Radio Systems, Cellular Networks, Energy Harvesting Networks, Adaptive Modulation, Big Data Analytics, Cloud Computing, Optimization, Signal Processing, MIMO and OFDM Systems, Cooperative Localization, Internet of Things, Information Theory and Coding, Pattern Recognition, System Identification

Academic Service:

Reviewer for esteemed journals and conferences including Springer and Elsevier publications, as well as IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology

Professional Experience:

• Visiting Researcher at Saskatchewan University, Canada (2017-2018)
• Internship in Performance Analysis of Linear Control Systems

Honors and Awards:

• Ranked First in Be’sat High School with a GPA of 19.87
• Honor ranks in the National Entrance Examination for Iranian Universities (2008)

 Publication Impact and Citations :

Scopus Metrics:

•  Publications: 14 documents indexed in Scopus.
•  Citations: A total of 71 citations for his publications, reflecting the widespread impact and recognition of Dr. Mahsa Shirzadian’s research within the academic community.

Google Scholar Metrics:

• All Time:
  • Citations: 118
  • h-index: 08 
  • i10-index: 07
• Since 2018:
  • Citations: 112
  • h-index: 08
  • i10-index: 07

A prolific researcher with significant impact and contributions in the field, as evidenced by citation metrics.

Publications Top Notes :

• Level crossing rate and average fade duration of amplify and forward relay channels with cochannel interference
  • Published in European Wireless in 2016.
  • Cited by 24 articles in 2016.
• New beamforming and space‐time coding for two‐path successive decode and forward relaying
  • Published in IET Communications in 2018.
  • Cited by 13 articles in 2018.
• Optimized target packet error rate for a new cross-layer scheme in AF relay selection system
  • Presented at the 2016 IEEE International Conference on Communication, Networks and Satellite.
  • Cited by 13 articles in 2016.
• New beamforming and distributed space‐time coding with selection relaying over Nakagami‐m fading channels
  • Published in Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies in 2018.
  • Cited by 11 articles in 2018.
• On the performance of space‐time coding and threshold‐based selection relaying in cooperative networks with multiple antenna relays
  • Published in Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies in 2018.
  • Cited by 11 articles in 2018.

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