Hamid Jahankhani

Northumbria University, University of East London

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Dr. Hamid Jahankhani is a leading authority in cybersecurity, digital forensics, and the secure integration of emerging technologies. His research critically examines the vulnerabilities introduced by the Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) in smart environments. His most cited work, "Federated Blockchain-Based Tracking and Liability Attribution Framework for Employees and Cyber-Physical Objects in a Smart Workplace" (2019, 31 citations), proposes a novel blockchain architecture to enhance accountability and security in complex, sensor-rich supply chains. This contribution addresses a pressing need for transparent, tamper-proof attribution in automated systems. Dr. Jahankhani also explores the foundational principles of control and communication in his work "Cybernetic Approaches to Robotics" (2011), linking classical cybernetics to modern autonomous systems. Additionally, his research on "Evolution of TETRA" (2014) demonstrates his commitment to securing critical communication platforms for public protection and disaster relief. Through his extensive body of work, Dr. Jahankhani has significantly advanced the understanding of how to protect interconnected digital and physical infrastructures, making him a key figure in shaping resilient, secure smart ecosystems.