Hameed Khan

National Institute for Research in Tribal Health, Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing Jabalpur

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Hameed Khan is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of public health, smart technology, and environmental sustainability. His primary research areas include artificial intelligence applications for crisis management and waste reutilization, with a particular focus on leveraging digital innovations to solve pressing global challenges. Khan’s most impactful contribution is his widely cited review, “Smart technologies driven approaches to tackle COVID-19 pandemic: a review” (2021, 96 citations), which systematically examined how novel innovations—from AI-driven surveillance to contact-tracing apps—could mitigate the pandemic’s toll on human safety and the economy. This work has become a foundational reference for researchers exploring tech-based pandemic response strategies. More recently, Khan has ventured into environmental AI with “Artificial intelligence for reutilizing the plastics” (2025), signaling a commitment to circular economy solutions. His ability to bridge cutting-edge technology with urgent societal needs—whether combating a global health crisis or addressing plastic pollution—demonstrates a versatile and impactful research trajectory. Khan’s work continues to inspire students and practitioners seeking to harness smart technologies for real-world problem-solving.