About Me
I am a third-year PhD student in the School of Computer Science at the University of Sheffield, working in the Machine Learning Research Group under the supervision of Professor Haiping Lu. I am also an organizer of the Alan Turing Institute’s interest group on Meta-learning for multimodal data. I am a contributor to the development of Sheffield Data Science and AI Network with the support of the Turing Network Development Award. I graduated with a Master’s degree in Computer Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, from the University of Kurdistan.
My research aims to leverage deep learning techniques, particularly graph neural networks, to integrate multimodal health data that help design an accurate life-threatening disease diagnostic system. Moreover, I am developing methods to reduce the dimensionality of large-scale data through feature selection. I lead and serve as the primary developer of the Universal Feature Selection Tool (UniFeat), which enables feature selection across various research domains.
