Year 2023

• A CNN based coronavirus disease prediction system for chest X-rays

  Publication

  • U. Hafeez
  • M. Umer
  • A. Hameed
  • H. Mustafa
  • A. Sohaib
  • M. Nappi
  • H. Madni

  - Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Humanized Computing - Year 2023

  Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) proliferated globally in early 2020, causing existential dread in the whole world. Radiography is crucial in the clinical staging and diagnosis of COVID-19 and offers high potential to improve healthcare plans for tackling the pandemic. However high variations in infection characteristics and low contrast between normal and infected regions pose great challenges in preparing radiological reports....

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Year 2022

• Multi-functional sensor based on photonic crystal fiber using plasmonic material and magnetic fluid

  Publication

  • M. Bilal
  • S. Lopez-Aguayo
  • M. Szczerska
  • H. Madni

  - OSA Continuum - Year 2022

  A unique highly sensitive photonic crystal fiber is investigated based on plasmonic material and magnetic fluid (MF) for the simultaneous measurement of temperature and magnetic field sensor. The designed sensor is explored by tracing the different parameters such as birefringence, coupling length, power spectrum, and the peak wavelength of the transmission intensity. The magnetic field and temperature computation are attained...

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• Shrinking-shifting and amplifying-shifting device using transformation optics

  Publication

  • H. Madni
  • S. Kozieł (formerly: S. Koziel)
  • M. M. Bilal
  • M. Afzal
  • F. Jaleel
  • A. Sohaib
  • W. X. Jiang

  - OPTICAL AND QUANTUM ELECTRONICS - Year 2022

  Based on transformation optics (TO), this paper uses geometric divisions and linear coordinate transformations to design “shrinking-shifting—and reshaping”, and “amplifying-shifting—and reshaping” devices. The proposed devices can reshape the sizes and locations of the wrapped-objects inside the core-region. The shrinking-shifting device shrinks the larger object into a smaller one and shifts it to different location, whereas the...

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