Sinan Khwandah

Dr. Sinan Khwandah’s research focuses on cutting-edge areas in wireless communications and renewable energy engineering. His work addresses energy efficiency, mobility enhancement, and interference management in 5G networks, incorporating self-organizing and cognitive approaches. He has published extensively in high-impact journals and conferences, exploring topics such as femtocell deployment, modulation techniques, and advanced network architectures. His current interests include integrating artificial intelligence into renewable energy systems and investigating innovative approaches to power storage and distribution. Dr. Khwandah has been involved in collaborative bids, contributing to advancements in engineering and technology through interdisciplinary research and international partnerships.

Dr. Sinan Khwandah has a strong teaching portfolio spanning various disciplines in engineering and renewable energy. His expertise includes teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses on wireless systems, electronic circuits, and renewable energy technologies. He has developed comprehensive teaching materials, supervised final-year projects, and contributed to program validation, including the proposal of new MEng modules. Dr. Khwandah is actively involved in initiatives to improve inclusivity in education, such as curriculum decolonization and enhancing the representation of marginalized groups. Additionally, he has served as a mentor and assessor for Higher Education Academy fellowship applications and participated in various workshops aimed at improving student engagement, assessment practices, and learning outcomes.