Senior Lecturer · Researcher · Technologist

Engineering fairer, smarter networks.

I am Dr Ahmed Osama Basil Al-Mashhadani, a computer scientist working across programmable networks, Quality of Experience, applied AI and data-driven systems.

  • University of Northampton
  • Research & teaching
  • United Kingdom
Portrait of Dr Ahmed Osama Basil Al-Mashhadani
Current focus Programmable networks, applied AI and human-centred digital quality.
Areas of expertise

Research with practical reach.

Connecting network engineering, intelligent systems and real-world user experience to create technology that performs responsibly.

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Programmable networks

Software-defined networking, OpenFlow, P4 and adaptable network management for emerging services.

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QoS & Quality of Experience

Measuring, predicting and improving how network performance translates into meaningful user experience.

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Applied AI & analytics

Using classification, prediction and data analytics to support transparent, evidence-led decisions.

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IoT & smart systems

Secure, connected environments spanning smart homes, emergency systems and next-generation applications.

Research portfolio

From network control to human experience.

My work asks how programmable infrastructure and intelligent analysis can make complex digital systems more measurable, fair and useful.

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Peer-reviewed research and doctoral scholarship

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International collaboration across networking and IoT

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Teaching informed by current technology practice

Research stories

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Thesis Publications

After years of research, the thesis is finally published under the following link. It was a long journey, but throughout that period, I published the material mentioned in…

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