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Mohammad Arif Ul AlamAssistant Professor (Tenure Track) Richard A. Miner School of Computer & Information Sciences University of Massachusetts Lowell, MA, USA Assistant Professor (Adjunct), Department of Medicine University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School, MA, USA
Office: 344 Dandeneau Hall |
Research
My research focuses on on Interactive, Cognitive, Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing. I am also interested in deep learning, big data analytics, optical spectroscopy and their application in healthcare and life sciences. We mainly research on human accessibility that leverages a network of connected biomedical devices, sensors and AI aided cognitive systems to help people with disabilities.
Recent Classes
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Artificial Intelligence, Fall 2021, Spring 2023 (Website)
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Internet of Things, Spring 2020, Spring 2021, Spring 2022 (Website)
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Healthcare Data Analytics, Fall 2019, Fall 2020(Website)
Sponsors
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National Science Foundation (NSF), Smart and Connected Community (Integrative Research Grants)
Project Title: SCC-IRG Track 1: Community Based Approach to Address Contaminants in Drinking Water using Smart Cloud-Connected Electrochemical Sensors (Link)
Role: Co-PI
Total Amount: 2,495,019 USD (~2.5 Million)
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University of Massachusetts Lowell, National Science Foundation Innovation Corps (I-Corps)
Project Title: Monitoring Hydration with Smart Technologies
Role: PI
Total Amount: 3,000 USD (+5,000 USD extended)
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Minshall Family Faculty Research Fund and Connell Family Endowment Fund (Seed Grant)
Project Title: Developing a coding sequence from dementia caregivers’ social media posts on managing the problem behaviors of dementia
Role: Consultant
Total Amount: 10,000 USD
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University of Massachusetts Lowell (Seed Grant)
Category: Research Partnerships Leading to Understanding of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Project: Monitoring The Voices of Nurses in Social Media During Pandemic
Duration: 4 months
Role: Co-PI
Total Amount: 10,000 USD
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Canada’s Aging and Technology Network (AGE-WELL NCE)
Project: Monitoring My Mobility (M3): A mobility self-monitoring tool for older adults and their caregivers (Website)
Duration: 2019-2023
Role: Collaborator
Amount: 600,000 CAD