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Khasan S. Karimov is a Foreign Professor at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering of GIK Institute, Pakistan. He received his Doctor of Physical Mathematical Sciences degree from the Department of Heat Physics, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 1994, and a PhD from the Physical Technical Institute, S.-Peterburg, USSR, 1982. He received his Engineering degree at the Electrotechnical Institute of Communication, Tashkent, USSR, 1971. His research projects comprised microhydropower plant, photovoltaic system, solar biogas digester (funded by Pakistan Science Foundation), investigation of electrical properties of organic semiconductor sensors (funded by Higher Education Commission of Pakistan), biogas digester, micro-hydropower plant, micro-hydropower plant (funded by NGO, Almaty) and solar energy utilization (funded by ISESCO). His research interests include electrophysical properties of organic semiconductors, organic semiconductor devices (sensors and solar cells), materials processing at high gravity conditions (thin films) and use of renewable energy resources. He is a member of the Inventor of USSR, Member of the Society of Tajikistan Inventors, Expert of Tajikistan Academy of Sciences on Renewable Energy Resources, Laureate of Tajikistan Academy of Sciences Prize, 1980, Laureate of Competition “Best Inventor – 1997” in Tajikistan, IEEE.

Zubair Ahmad works as a Researcher at Center for Advanced Materials (CAM), Qatar University, Doha, Qatar. He received his MS degree (Engineering Sciences) in 2008 from Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology, Pakistan, and PhD degree (Applied Physics) in 2011 from the same institute. His current research interests are renewable energy-materials besides organic non-volatile memories, organic sensors and organic smart materials.

Noshin Fatima is a full-time PhD student in Electronics Engineering at Muhammad Ali Jinah University, Islamabad, Pakistan. She has done her Masters in Electronics Engineering from Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute, Topi, Swabi, KPK, Pakistan. She earned BS in Electronics Engineering from Comsats Institute Abbotabad, KPK, Pakistan. She has published journal and conference papers. She had done research projects with Khasan S. Karimov (in Masters and PhD) and Muhammad Mansoor Ahmed (in PhD) on high gravity depositions, electrochemical cells and sensors. Her research interests include electrophysical properties of organic semiconductors, organic semiconductor devices (sensors and solar cells), materials processing at high gravity conditions (thin films), use of renewable energy resources and making cheap devices. She is a member of PEC. She earned a PEC merit-based scholarship at the Master’s level and now a PhD scholarship from Muhammad Ali Jinnah University, Islamabad.

Muhammad Mansoor Ahmed received his PhD degree in Microelectronics from the University of Cambridge, UK. He has been associated with academia at various levels for the past 20 years and, currently, is a professor in the Department of Electronic Engineering at Mohammad Ali Jinnah University, Islamabad, where he is also holding the post of Executive Vice President of the University. He is a chartered engineer from UK and also a fellow of Institution of Engineering and Technology, UK. He was awarded the title of European Engineer (Eur. Ing). in 2002 by the European Federation. He is a senior member of the Institution of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, USA. He enjoys lifetime membership of IEEE Electron Devices and IEEE Microwave Theory and Technique societies, USA. He has authored more than 100 research papers in the field of microelectronics, microwave MESFETs and HEMTs, Electromagnetics and RF Engineering. His ISI research impact factor is 50+ with H & i10 factors 13 and 18, respectively. He has more than 540 research citations, and based on his research contributions, he was awarded a gold medal in the field of Engineering and Technology by the Pakistan Academy of Sciences in 2008. He holds the IEEE technical activities chair and has rendered services as an organizer, session and general chairs of several IEEE International Conferences.

Muhammad Abid is a Professor and the Director of Interdisciplinary Research Center at COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan. His research interests include renewable energy systems, water and sediment flow simulations, welding simulations, bolted flanged pipe joints, product design and optimization and structural design engineering. He has been awarded the Pakistan Academy of Sciences Gold Medal, Best Researcher and Best Teacher Award by HCE Pakistan, Best Research Award by IMechE and several others.