Inam Ullah Khan, PhD

Professor, Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction, Baku, Azerbaijan

Dr. Inam Ullah Khan is a distinguished academic, industry leader, and technological pioneer specializing in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), and Evolutionary Computing. His innovative work spans critical domains, including Cryptography, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Routing Protocols, and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS). Currently, he is the Founder of AI-Explain You Science (AI-EYS). Dr. Inam Ullah Khan holds a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Multimedia University, Malaysia, and serves as a Professor at Lincoln University College. A dedicated mentor with a global footprint, he supervises many PhD/Post Doctoral Fellows across the UK, Malaysia, India, and Pakistan. His international influence is further cemented by his roles as a Senior Member of IEEE, a Senior Researcher at the Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction (Baku, Azerbaijan), a Global Mentor and Guest Lecturer at IE University, Madrid, and a Visiting Researcher at King’s College London. At the national level, Dr. Inam Ullah Khan has been instrumental in shaping educational policy. He collaborated with the HEC and the British Council to develop the National Curriculum for AI in Cybersecurity at the Master’s and PhD levels. Additionally, he authored five national curricula for Fintech—covering AI for Banking, Financial Institutions, and data tools like Power BI—which have been operational in Pakistan. His prolific research portfolio includes over 150 authored articles and the editorship of 30+ books. Notably, five of his volumes are officially cataloged in the Yale University Library. An accomplished inventor, Dr. Inam Ullah Khan holds multiple patents, including a UK design patent for an agricultural drone and a solar-powered nutrient tracking device. As a frequent technology expert on national and international television, Dr. Inam Ullah Khan remains a leading voice in emerging technologies and global policy.

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