
Prof.
Ahmed
REBAAI |
Biography
Ahmed
Rubaai received the M.S.E.E. degree from Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, in
1983, and the Dr. Eng. degree from Cleveland
State University, Cleveland, OH, in 1988. He
joined Howard University, Washington, DC, in
1988, where he is currently Professor and Chair
of the Department of Electrical Engineering and
Computer Science.
Dr.
Rubaai was named an IEEE Fellow in 2015. His
research focuses on high-performance drives,
knowledge-based control structures, intelligent
manufacturing systems, and industrial
applications. He is the founder and lead
developer of Howard University’s
state-of-the-art Silicon Microchip Design and
Validation Laboratory, recognized by President
Ben Vinson III as one of the “Twenty-Four
Moments that Defined Howard in 2024.” He also
established the innovative 4+1 Accelerated
Dual-Degree Program in Computer Engineering with
a concentration in Chip Design and Validation.
In
addition, Dr. Rubaai has extensive expertise in
ABET accreditation for engineering and computer
science programs, with a deep knowledge of ABET
requirements and processes. He has successfully
led accreditation reviews for Electrical
Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Computer
Science, ensuring continuous improvement and
academic excellence.
His
many honors include the IEEE IAS Prize Paper
Award, ASEE Best Paper Award, NASA Glenn
Software Release Award, and multiple Howard
University teaching and service awards. He has
also held several leadership positions in IEEE
and ASEE, including Chair of the IEEE-IAS
Publications Department and Chair of the ASEE
Division of Experimentation and Laboratory
Oriented Studie
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Prof. Belkacem OULED BOUAMAMA |
Biography
Belkacem OULD BOUAMAMA is full Professor in
automatic control at Graduate School of
Engineering Polytech Lille (France), where he
has been Director of the Research for 15 years.
He is in charge of a diagnosis and prognosis
research team at the CRIStAL laboratory of the
National Center for Scientific Research (CRIStAL,
CNRS) in Lille, where his research activities
concern Integrated Design for Supervision of
System Engineering based on Bond Graph theory.
Their industrial applications are mainly,
renewable energies and green hydrogen. He has
authored and co-authored more 65 peer-reviewed
journals, 180 conference papers and 20 books and
book chapters. He has given more than 20 invited
talks and tutorials and keynotes around the
globe. More details are given in
https://pro.univ-lille.fr/belkacem-ould-bouamama/
Contact : Mail:
Belkacem.Ouldbouamama@univ-lille.fr
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Prof. Ahmed MASMOUDI
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Biography
received the B.S. degree from Sfax Engineering
National School (SENS), University of Sfax,
Tunisia, in 1984, the Ph.D. degree from Pierre
and Marie Curie University, Paris, France, in
1994, and the Post-Doc research habilitation
from SENS, in 2001, all in electrical
engineering. He joined Shlumberger Limited,
France, in 1994, as field engineer. In 1988, he
joined the Tunisian University where he held
different positions involved in both education
and research activities. He is currently a full
professor of electric power engineering with
SENS. He is the head of the research laboratory
on renewable energies and electric vehicles
(RELEV), and the coordinator of the master on
sustainable mobility actuators: research and
technology. He is a member of the scientific
council of SENS. Prof. Masmoudi is the author of
more than 100 papers, 30 among which are
published in IEEE transactions.
He is the author and co-author of four
books and the guest editor of thirteen special
issues of referred journals, including the IEEE
Transactions on Magnetics. He is the co-inventor
of a US-patent. He has presented up to eleven
keynote speeches in international conferences.
He has been the chairman of the program and
publication committees of the International
Conference on Ecological Vehicles and Renewable
Energies (EVER), annually-organized in Monaco,
during the period 2007-2021. He is the founder,
the chairman of the Technical Program and
Publication Committees, and a member of the
International Steering Committee of the
International Conference on Sustainable Mobility
Applications, Renewables, and Technology (SMART)
that was organized for the first time in the
Australian College of Kuwait (currently
Australian University-Kuwait), in 2015. His main
research interests include the design of new
topologies of ac machines and the implementation
of advanced and efficient control strategies in
drives and generators, applied to automotive as
well as to renewable energy systems.
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