and Quantum Computing at the Lebanese University
Summary of Hussein El Ghor’s research work
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The field of Quanttum Computing is maturing but still with huge unrealized potential. Professor Hussein El Ghor’s fascinating and thought-provoking talks explain, in research terms, the exciting field of Quantum research and the spirit to find and identify this new technology.
Having authored two of his own books (’Uniprocessor Scheduling for Real-Time Energy Harvesting Applications’, and ‘Energy management and real-time scheduling for the Internet of Things, Hussein has experience consolidating years of research into an authoritative resource and is credited with producing a book that “will be a bible for students and professionals interested in Real-Time Systems.” Find out more about the books here
Hussein has been credited on a great number of papers, either as the lead or in a direction role, regarding the different aspects of real-time systems research, including scheduling; energy-efficiency; renewable energy; and fault-tolerance. Another research is on Quantum Computing, Blockchain, Wireless Sensor Networks and Machine Learning. Click here for more detail.
Hussein has been featured in a variety of publications throughout his career.
- Hussein EL Ghor and Maryline Chetto — Optimal Real-Time Scheduling Algorithm for Wireless Sensors with Regenerative Energy, The Computer Journal, 08 May 2021.
- Chirine Bassil, Hussein EL Ghor, Jawad Khalife and Nizar Hamadeh — A New Clustering Routing Protocol for Homogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks Powered by Renewable Energy Sources, Scalable Computing: Practice and Experience, Volume 21, Issues 4, pp. 637–648, 2020.
- Rola El Osta, Maryline Chetto and Hussein EL Ghor — Energy Management and Real-Time Scheduling for Self-Powered Sensors, International Symposium on Electrical and Electronics Engineering (ISEE), 15-16 April 2021.
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