Dr. Bisma Manzoor is an experienced researcher and academic with a PhD in Electronics and Electrical Engineering. Her research interests include wireless communications, signal processing, satellite communications, spectrum sensing, resilient communications, and AI-enabled RF signal analysis. She is the recipient of the National Intelligence Postdoctoral Grant (NIPG) Fellowship 2023 and has contributed to multiple industry and government-supported projects involving satellite sensing, RF signal intelligence, and AI-enabled communication methodologies.
She has also worked in industry as a Digital Signal Processing Engineer at Fleet Space Technologies, where she contributed to the development of satellite-enabled IoT communication systems and signal processing solutions for space-based applications.
In addition to her research, Dr. Manzoor is passionate about education and STEM outreach. She has taught various engineering subjects, including Wireless Sensor Networks, Network Engineering and Research Methods, and has received awards for both teaching and research excellence.
Courses taught:
Satellite Communication, Wireless Communication, Signal Processing,resilient communications, Spectrum Sensing, Internet of Things, and AI-enabled RF signal analysis.

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