Kayode Adewole

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Associate Senior Lecturer

Malmö University
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Dr. Kayode Adewole is an Associate Senior Lecturer at Malmö University in Sweden. His research interests encompass intrusion detection systems for the Internet of Things, privacy in smart buildings, renewable energy solutions for rural clinics, and challenges within clinical data repositories in Africa. Additionally, he has contributed to advancements in 5G technologies and machine learning applications in communication systems.

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Data Privacy

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• Development of a Remote Electrocardiogram (ECG) Acquisition System and Establishment of an Automated ECG Core Laboratory for Nigeria

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• Design and Implementation of Remote Heart beat monitoring System for Cardiovascular Patients

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• Nigerian Internet of Vehicles for Speed Monitoring and Control (NIoVSMC)

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• Large Scale Radio Propagation Measurements and Simulation in Millimeter Wave (MM Wave) Frequencies for 5G Wireless Communication Systems in Nigeria.

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Haruna Chiroma

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SAUDI ARABIA
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Hammed Mojeed

Teaching and Research Assistant

University of Gdańsk

POLAND
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Andreas Jacobsson

Senior Associate Professor of Computer Science

Malmö University

SWEDEN
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Vicenç Torra

Umea University

SWEDEN
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