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I holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Science and Technology of China under the prestigious CAS-TWAS Fellowship, complemented by an MS in Control and Automation Systems from Xi’an Jiaotong University and a BE in Electronics Engineering from NUST, both on full scholarships. His prolific research output includes high-impact publications in journals such as Nano Energy, Small, Applied Energy, and Journal of Materials Chemistry C, covering topics from energy harvesting and nanomaterials to microfluidics and AI-assisted biomedical systems. In his career, Dr. Haider has led academic departments, managed multidisciplinary research labs, and supervised innovative projects in wearable healthcare devices, microfluidic systems, and advanced sensing technologies. His work bridges the gap between material science, device engineering, and real-world biomedical applications, earning recognition through international research assistantships, conference grants, and awards for academic excellence.