Professor Akram Khan
Professor in Communications and Computer Technology

Tower D 311

Research area(s)

Akram Khan is a professor of Experimental Particle Physics and High Performance Computing. He is involved in the following research projects:

Member of the CMS Collaboration, working on a detail analysis of the Top Quark analysis.
Group Leader of the Brunel Experimental Particle Physics Group.
Group leader of the Brunel BaBar Experimental group at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Centre.
Member of the GridPP Collaboration, working on distributed analysis, monitoring and accounting systems.
Member of the Conform Collaboration, working on the EMMA and PAMELA project in developing a novel accelerator design for a Cancer therapy machine.
Development a novel in-vivo radiation dosimeter for Cancer therapy.
Brunel University Public Engagement Ambassador

Have a small grant from STFC for interviewing scientists (draft).

Publication and Citation for Akram Khan:

Covid-19 epidemiological modelling: ODE and agent based strategies

Computing grid for the exploitation of Large Hadron Collider data in the UK

R&D in preparation for an upgrade of CMS for the Super- Large Hadron Collider

Analysis of the nature of loneliness using natural language programming

Smart wearable for non-invasive foetal heart monitoring