Akram A. Salman

Ahmad Salman Dr. Salman is an Assistant Professor at James Madison University. He has interest in cryptography for secure communications in IoT and lightweight devices as well as techniques for conserving battery power in those devices. He is particularly known for his work on Elliptic-Curve Cryptography, Pairing-Based Cryptography, and other Public-Key Cryptography algorithms. He also researches Post-Quantum Cryptography algorithms for high speed and lightweight applications. Project include using drones to securely collect data from Wireless Sensor Nodes in different applications. He also explores the security and privacy concerns in tracking devices used in hospitals to track patients and hospital staff as they move from location to location. Salman received doctoral and master's degrees in computer engineering from George Mason University and a bachelor's degree in computer engineering from the Arab Academy for Science and Technology.