Muhammad Naeem is affiliated with the National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences in Pakistan. The researcher's work spans multiple fields within engineering and computer science, with a particular focus on electrical and electronic engineering and computer networks and communications.
Their research covers significant topics including UAV applications and optimization, advanced wireless communication technologies, advanced MIMO systems optimization, energy harvesting in wireless networks, IoT and edge/fog computing, distributed control multi-agent systems, and smart grid energy management.
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The researcher has contributed to book publications, including one published by Springer International Publishing titled "Transnational Legal Activism in Global Value Chains" (2021), which has received citations.
Waleed Ejaz;Muhammad Naeem;Adnan Shahid;Alagan Anpalagan
M. Iqbal;M. Azam;M. Naeem;M. Naeem;A.S. Khwaja
Aftab Ahmad Khan;Muhammad Naeem;Muhammad Naeem;Muhammad Iqbal;Saad Qaisar
F. A. Qayyum;M. Naeem;A. S. Khwaja;A. Anpalagan
Waleed Ejaz;Alagan Anpalagan;Muhammad Ali Imran;Minho Jo
A.S. Khwaja;M. Naeem;A. Anpalagan;A. Venetsanopoulos
Muhammad Naeem;Alagan Anpalagan;Muhammad Jaseemuddin;Daniel C. Lee
Muhammad Iqbal;Muhammad Naeem;Muhammad Naeem;Alagan Anpalagan;Ashfaq Ahmed
Salman Ali;Saad Bin Qaisar;Husnain Saeed;Muhammad Farhan Khan
A.S. Khwaja;A. Anpalagan;M. Naeem;B. Venkatesh
Rizwana Shahzadi;Mudassar Ali;Mudassar Ali;Humayun Zubair Khan;Muhammad Naeem
Ashfaq Ahmed;Arafat Al-Dweik;Youssef Iraqi;Husameldin Mukhtar
Waleed Ejaz;Muhammad Naeem;Mehak Basharat;Alagan Anpalagan
Waleed Ejaz;Shree Krishna Sharma;Salman Saadat;Muhammad Naeem
Mudassar Ali;Nida Riaz;Muhammad Ikram Ashraf;Saad Qaisar
Faran Ahmed;Muhammad Naeem;Muhammad Iqbal
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Muhammad Azam;Mushtaq Ahmad;Muhammad Naeem;Muhammad Iqbal
Sadiq Ahmad;Majed M. Alhaisoni;Muhammad Naeem;Ayaz Ahmad
M. Iqbal;M. Naeem;A. Anpalagan;N.N. Qadri
Mudassar Ali;Saad Qaisar;Muhammad Naeem;Shahid Mumtaz
Mehak Basharat;Waleed Ejaz;Muhammad Naeem;Muhammad Naeem;Asad Masood Khattak
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