About Me
Hi. My name is Ibrahim. I am a PhD student at Vanderbilt university with a concentration in Electrical Engineering (EE). I also have a double major in EE and physics.
I am interested in electronics, computer vision, machine learning, web & mobile development, and astrophysics.
Research
Currently I am researching reinforcement learning for fault-tolerant control systems in smart buildings and unmanned aerial vehicles. My undergratuate research was in astrophysics on dark matter simulations. I also did research on radiation hardening experiments for electronics in space.
I am part of the Modeling and Analysis of Complex Systems(MACS) group at Vanderbilt University’s Institute for Software Integrated Systems.
Here are some short videos about some of my work.
This is a 60-second description of my current research work:Here’s a video I made on my previous research project. The video was for my fellowship with the Vanderbilt Institute of Digital Learning where I explored new ways of teaching using digital media.
Out of the lab
I like to run, and play tennis, football, and video games. I read fiction, love to cook, and work on personal projects.
