Ashiqur Rahman

My research interest lies in machine learning techniques in healthcare, modelling for complex real-world problems. I organise seminars and events on future technologies and frequently give talks as a guest at independent and UK government events. I also collaborate with MPs to raise public awareness about the critical importance of digital healthcare nationwide.

• AI-driven healthcare 

- CO1106 Requirements Engineering and Professional

- CO2101 Database and Domain Modelling

- CO3093 Big Data and Predictive Analytics

• EPSRC Network Plus Scholarship and Travel Grant
• Lincoln Conference Scholarship and Travel Grant
• Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) Studentship
• Postgraduate Global Scholarship 
• Higher Education Funding Council (HEFCE) Funding

• Delivered a talk at the "EPSRC Network Plus Smart Industry 4.0" on 9-10 January 2019, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK 
• Attended "GraphQL with In-Memory Computing" Organised by the Apache Ignite on 20 November 2018, London, UK.
• Attended "H2020 STEP2DYNA" organised by the Computational Intelligence Laboratory Group on 16-17 October 2018, Lincoln, UK.
• Attended "Machine Learning in Industry" organised by the Data Natives London Team on 19 September 2018, London, UK.
• Delivered a talk at The International Conference of Data Mining and Knowledge Engineering, 5-7 July 2017, Imperial College London, UK.
• Presented research poster at the "Showcase Event 2017" on 18 May 2017 at the University of Lincoln, Lincoln, UK.
• Participated "College Away Day" for research poster presentation on 22 May 2016 at the University of Lincoln, Lincoln, UK.
• Presented "UG & PG Project Fair" for project poster presentation at the University of Kent, Canterbury, UK.
• Attended "IET Technical Enterprise Technical Conference" on 10 January 2012 at the London Metropolitan University, London, UK.
• Attended "Software Development Process" organised by the Apple In. at Apple HQ on 10 November 2010, London, UK.
• Attended "Developing a Career in IT" organised by the Student Enterprise Group on 16 February 2010, London, UK.
• Attended "How IT Can Transform Small Business" organised by the Student Enterprise Group on 20 May 2010, London, UK.
• Attended "Lifeline IT Solutions and IT4Communities" organised by the Student Enterprise Group on 22 April 2010, London, UK.

• Ai-driven healthcare research     

• PhD Computer Science (on-going), University of Leicester
• MSc by Research Computing, University of Lincoln
• BSc (Hons) Information Technology, University of Kent