Drug Integrity Algebra
Public simulation code, experiments, and manuscript source for the accepted IEEE HealthCom 2026 paper on pharmaceutical supply-chain evidence and uncertainty.
Projects / Research and innovation
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Research repositories
This section covers protocols, architectures, evaluation frameworks, and paper experiments.
Public simulation code, experiments, and manuscript source for the accepted IEEE HealthCom 2026 paper on pharmaceutical supply-chain evidence and uncertainty.
Healthcare retrieval-augmented generation using two-server additive secret sharing, with research code for the accepted WCIHS / IEEE HealthCom 2026 paper.
Python tools for harmonizing six GENIE BPC clinicogenomic cohorts, deriving lines of therapy, and producing aggregate summaries with disclosure controls. Includes metadata and synthetic-data tools.
Reasoning-carrying binary linked data for constrained networks, with a Python reference implementation and byte-compatible, no_std Rust core.
An independent research protocol for edge AI/ML over MIPI I3C Basic v1.2.
Public manuscript and experiment workspace for Hashrope: A Persistent Data Structure for Mechanisms of LLM Context Management, accepted at IEEE ICTAI 2026.
A CBOR-LD Ex database architecture and design project.
Transformer-inference energy modeling that separates prefill and decode and tests cross-architecture transfer. The accepted IEEE UEMCON 2026 paper has public manuscript source, frozen GPU measurements, and reproducibility artifacts.
Reproducible transistor-level energy analysis of 37 signal-processing algorithms, with profiler traces and evaluation artifacts for the accepted IEEE MLSP 2026 paper.
Public representation-learning code and experiments for wearable inertial signals. The IMU-JEPA paper was accepted at IEEE WF-IoT 2026; the published FLAIRS neck-posture study is a separate related paper.
Privacy-preserving epistasis detection using GPU-accelerated homomorphic encryption, accepted at IEEE ICDM 2026’s TML4DM workshop. Explore the research code and paper below.
Research connecting self-supervised representation learning with interoperable healthcare data.
Manuscript source, experiments, results, and figures for the accepted paper on privacy-preserving, confidence-aware FHIR R4 exchange grounded in Subjective Logic.
A causal, dual-rate sequence backbone for streaming sensor policies.
Experiments in time-aware uncertainty, evidence confidence, and belief propagation for retrieval systems.
Current builds / October 2026
Recent work in AI agents, robotics, environmental sensing, and energy-aware computing.
An October 2026 hardware-hackathon collaboration connecting a mobile exposure timeline with nearby air and water sensor readings, plus a check-in kiosk.
A local agent connecting an Arduino sensor bench and a simulated robotic workcell through Pollard, Chronofy, MCP-Edge, and human task handoffs. Built for the AI Tinkerers / OpenAI Agents Everywhere hackathon in Miami.
A vendor-review and onboarding project built with Katherine Burge. Muntaser contributed Pollard evidence ledgers, action/refusal records, seals, telemetry, and offline replay; Katherine built the agent fleets and cloud deployment.
A team project combining infrastructure coordination with simulated rover, crawler, and arm inspections.
A Corpusgen web workbench with local Docker setup, versioned corpus workflows, durable jobs, and reproducibility records.
Raspberry Pi controller software by Muntaser Syed for an overhead projector, with looping playback and optional person detection. Artwork by Tec (Tec Fase).
Measurement tools and experimental protocols for predicting ML energy use with TOML.
Research on provider drift detection and containment in governed AI systems.
Energy-governed agents with provisioning tools, Pollard execution controls, and documented Arm cloud and phone experiments. Server energy is predicted by the TOML model; phone energy is measured through battery telemetry.
An Arm-device energy-profiling collaboration for local AI-agent workloads, comparing measured battery telemetry with FLOPs and NEXUS/TOML estimates. Created for the Arm Create: AI Optimization Challenge.
Browse additional research, tools, and ongoing projects across my GitHub repositories.
Repository index
Explore the code behind my work in AI systems, knowledge representation, sensing, and efficient computing.
Confidence, provenance, time, verification, storage, and fraud reasoning.
Execution trees, context metering, protocol efficiency, routing, and agent evaluation.
Protocols, energy models, sustainable datacenters, compact architectures, and temporal models.
Wearables, clinical representations, privacy, communication networks, brain interfaces, and speech.
Compact formats, compressed-domain algorithms, explainability, and structured-data validation.
Workshop materials, applied projects, experiments, and new work across my GitHub repositories.
Applied innovation
The profiles overlap, so their totals are kept separate. They document projects in health, accessibility, IoT, fintech, climate, robotics, and social impact.
Primary portfolio / jemsbhai
49 public projects and 293 hackathon participations.Counts shown by Devpost at the October 21, 2026 content review.
Secondary portfolio / msyed2011
51 public projects and 82 hackathon participations.Counts shown by Devpost at the October 21, 2026 content review; projects may overlap.
Selected awards
A concise selection of results with organizer or sponsor sources.
Awarded for “The Environmental Cost of Digital Sovereignty: Water, Energy, and Emissions Impacts of Sovereign AI Infrastructure in the Global South.”
Muntaser Syed; Marius C. Silaghi; Sheikh Abujar; Sharun Akter Khushbu; Amal El Ahmad.
Recognized for a VCON enhancement with a MongoDB backend and JSON-LD Ex enrichment.
Fresh Fridge, built by the Prompt Pirates team, placed third at the Google & DeepStation Hackathon.
Greenie received the IoT Security Savvy Award at Stony Brook University’s Hack@CEWIT.
Guardian Care, built with Vikki Horne and Candy Torres, received first place and an Enterprise Connect demo opportunity.
The Hive 305 won first place in a civic-technology competition focused on a more inclusive Miami.
Member of the Opera Map team, one of three winners at San Diego Opera’s inaugural Opera Hack, held July 27–28, 2019 at Microsoft in La Jolla. Opera Map is a database using 360° photogrammetry for theatrical design, planning, and production rentals.
Speaking and teaching
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