Biography
Dr. Shama Naz Islam received the PhD degree in Engineering from the Australian National University (ANU), Canberra, Australia in May, 2015. From 2010 to 2011, she had been a lecturer in the department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering in Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. In March 2016, she joined the School of Engineering at Deakin University as a lecturer. Her research interests involve efficient and reliable transmission protocol design for smart grid communication. She has more than 20 publications in prestigious journals and peer-reviewed conferences, including IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, IEEE Journal of Communications and Networks and IEEE Wireless Communications Letters. In 2012, she received the best student paper award in Women in Engineering category in IEEE Australia Council student paper contest. In 2014, she has been accredited as an associate fellow of the Higher Education Academy, UK. She is the vice chair of IEEE Power and Energy Society (Victorian chapter) and she is the treasurer of IEEE Industry Applications Society (Victorian chapter). She is also the advisor of IEEE Industry Applications Society student branch chapter at Deakin University.
Read more on Shama's profileResearch interests
- Smart Grid Communication
- Energy management
- Internet of Things
- Cooperative Communication
- Wireless Relay Networks
Teaching interests
Industrial Automation
Energy Efficiency and Demand Management
Smart Grid Communication
Units taught
SEE206-Measurement and Instrumentation in 2016
SEE705- Energy Efficiency and Demand Management, 2017
SEE412- Industrial Data Communication in 2016, 2017
SEE208- Modern Power Generation Systems Design in 2016, 2017
SEE409- Energy Efficiency and Demand Management, 2017, 2018
SEE407- SCADA and PLC, 2018
Knowledge areas
- Smart Grid Communication
- Energy management
- Cooperative Communication
- Internet of Things
- Wireless Relay Networks
Awards
1. ANU PhD Scholarship
2. ANU HDR Merit Scholarship
3. Dean's List Scholarship in BUET
4. Best Student Paper Award in WIE category for the 2012-2013 IEEE Australia Council student paper contest
5. 3rd prize for poster presentation in the EEE Undergraduate Project Workshop, 2009 in BUET, Dhaka
Publications
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Funded Projects at Deakin
Australian Competitive Grants
Clean Energy Transition - Challenges and Opportunities for Australia and Vietnam
Dr Shama Islam, Dr Van Huynh, Dr Samson Yu
DFAT Australia-ASEAN Council
- 2024: $28,600
Other Public Sector Funding
Energy Optimisation system for households.
Dr Shama Islam
Cleantech Innovations Geelong (City of Greater Geelong)
- 2021: $5,000
- 2020: $15,000
Industry and Other Funding
Development of a proposed performance standard for a battery storage system connected to a domestic / small commercial solar PV system.
A/Prof Md Enamul Haque, Dr Apel Mahmud, Dr Sajeeb Saha, Dr Shama Islam
DNV GL Australia Pty Ltd
- 2020: $24,076
- 2019: $48,000
- 2018: $32,000
NOJA Power Intelligent Switchgear
Prof Aman Maung Than Oo, Dr Shama Islam, Dr Sajeeb Saha, Dr Ameen Gargoom, Dr Apel Mahmud, A/Prof Md Enamul Haque, Dr Mohammad Taufiqul Arif
NOJA Power Swtichgear Pty Ltd
- 2021: $14,287
- 2020: $28,571
- 2019: $28,571
- 2018: $28,571
Other Funding Sources
Conference Travel to SmartGridComm 2019
Dr Shama Islam
CASS Travel - The CASS Foundation Limited
- 2019: $2,600
Supervisions
Muhammad Waseem Altaf
Thesis entitled: PROTECTION OF MICROGRIDS WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES
Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering), School of Engineering
Prasada Kumari Krishan Nair Saradamma
Thesis entitled: Development of a robust power sharing scheme for multiple islanded microgrids
Doctor of Philosophy (Engineering), School of Engineering