Dr Mohammad R Kadhum has a PhD in Telecommunications Engineering (physical layer of wireless & optical waveform) from the University of Northampton, England, United Kingdom. He is working on improving transmission speed, coverage area, and reliability for future wireless networks (5G & beyond). He also works as a lecturer in the Engineering departments (Computer Networks, Telecommunications, & Electronic) and serves as a chair of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering) branch at the University of Northampton. He has about 10 years of experience in writing and publishing papers in prestige journals and conferences. Previously, Mohammad worked, for nearly a decade, as a senior lecturer and supervisor in the Engineering departments in the Middle East universities. He got a scholarship to pursue his master at American accredited University in Lebanon (AUL) and graduated with an excellent grade in Computer and Communication Engineering. He graduated from Baghdad University as one of the top three BSc Computing graduates.

5G Mobile Networks, Wireless and Optical Waveforms of Developed Transmission Systems (CP-OFDM, UFMC, FBMC, GFDM and OGFDM), Physical and MAC Layers of Advanced Communications Systems (SISO, SIMO, MISO, MIMO, & Massive MIMO), Heterogeneous Mobile Networks, Small Cells Technology, Digital Filter Theory, Information Theory, Digital Signal Processing, Maximize Channel Capacity of Future Smart Cities.

Wireless & Optical Networks Technologies, Advanced Computer Networks, Programming Techniques (MATLAB, Java, Visual C++), Physical and Numerical Techniques of Electrical Engineering. 

Chair of IEEE SB of the University of Northampton