The University of Southampton

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohammed-mosuily/

I am a PhD student in computer science at the cyber physical systems research group. I have a BSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering and an MSc in Artificial Intelligence. I worked as a mobile application developer after my bachelor's graduation degree. After that, I started my Teaching Assistant position where I thought the labs of multiple courses such as Advanced Programming (Java) and Fundamentals of Digital Hardware.

Moved to Southampton to work on obtaining my postgraduate degrees. My research interests started with IoT, mobile apps, and NLP using machine learning. Currently, I'm focused on incorporating artificial intelligence in healthcare. My motivation for doing the PhD is to work on projects and research that help in improving lives.

Research

Research interests

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Healthcare
  • Signal Processing
  • NLP

Teaching

  • Advanced Programming (Java, C++, C#, Python)
  • Digital Hardware
  • Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals
  • Robotics 

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Date:
9th of September, 2022  @  14:00 - 15:00
Venue:
32/3077

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TITLE: Effects of Invertors on Rotating Machine Insulation Systems

ABSTRACT: Voltage source inverters (VSI) are now widely employed by utilities and industry to control the speed/power of motors rated up to 80 MW and to control the AC frequency of wind turbine generators.  Applications include industrial motor speed control, electric vehicles, aircraft (both for adjusting flight control surfaces and as well for lifting/propulsion in small all-electric aircraft).  Unfortunately VSI produce voltage impulses of relatively high magnitude, with risetimes as short as 20 ns.  Such impulses can accelerate the aging of electrical insulation in rotor and stator windings.  This presentation will overview low and high voltage VSIs and the impulses they create, identify the ways such pulses can age winding insulation in different environments, and outline how industry has addressed this problem.


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COMP6234 Data Visualisation
COMP1201 Algorithmics

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