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Ahmed Saeed is a research assistant who has authored several journal and conference papers. He began his research career out of frustration with the education system and a passion for learning. His research areas have included cognitive radio networks, device-free localization, weather forecasting, and nonlinear systems. As a research assistant, he keeps up with his field, works on research projects, writes papers, helps other assistants, and tries to have fun while managing his time.

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Research Success Story in the Making Ahmed Saeed Egypt-Japan University for Science and Technology www.ahmad-saeed.co.cc/

Research Assistant at Egypt-Japan University for Science and Technology (2010 - Now)

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Research success story in the making

1. Research Success Story in the Making Ahmed Saeed Egypt-Japan University for Science and Technology www.ahmad-saeed.co.cc/

3. Research Assistant at Egypt-Japan University for Science and Technology (2010 - Now)

4. Research Intern at Nile University (2009)

5. Sun Campus Ambassador at Sun Microsystems (2008 - 2009)

6. Junior Software Developer at eSpace technologies (2008 - 2009)

8. Author 2 conference papers one accepted at PerCom'12 (Acceptance Ratio 11% )

9. Third Place award winner at Graduate Student Research Competition at MobiCom'11

10. Second Place award winner at Undergraduate Student Research Competition at MobiCom'09

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12. How it all began

13. Why I am doing it

14. How you can do it too

15. The life of a Research Assistant (RA)

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19. Pushing the boundaries of the known

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21. Device Free Passive Localization (2010 – Now)

22. Weather Forecasting Implementation Acceleration (2009 – 2010)

23. Bandwidth Aggregation (2009)

24. Surveying Chaotic Systems and Nonlinear Systems (2008)

25. Surveying Computational Theory (2007)

26. How it all started Creative Commons Photo Credit by zachklein

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29. Why Research Creative Commons Photo Credit by photojonny

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33. Be a Researcher Creative Commons Photo Credit by gmacorig

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35. Think -> And write everything down

36. Work Hard with Perseverance

37. Learn from your Advisor

38. Have fun and don't forget the big picture

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40. Working on the research point

41. Writing Papers

42. Helping other RAs

43. Having fun (if you can manage your time)

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45. (re)made Blog http://jackalopekid.com/

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