The Signal Processing, Communications, Optics & Photonic Engineering (SCOPE) Lab focuses on advancing theoretical and applied research in signal processing, modern communication systems, optical and photonic technologies, and intelligent sensing frameworks. The lab integrates mathematical modeling, algorithm development, and experimental validation to address challenges in next-generation communication, sensing, and information systems.
SCOPE Lab emphasizes interdisciplinary research connecting signal intelligence, secure communications, photonic systems, and emerging digital technologies to support industrial, scientific, and societal applications.
Developing advanced signal processing algorithms to enhance reliability, efficiency, and security in modern wireless and optical communication networks.
Designing and analyzing photonic components and optical transmission techniques for next-generation high-capacity communication systems.
Researching adaptive and secure communication models to support resilient information exchange in dynamic and mission-critical environments.
Advanced Modulation Techniques for Wireless Communications
Optical Fiber-Based High-Speed Transmission Systems
Signal Enhancement and Noise Reduction Algorithms
Secure Communication Protocols for Smart Systems
Photonic Sensor Design and Signal Analysis
Dr. Ramna Khalid is the Principal Investigator of the SCOPE Lab, with research expertise in signal processing, communication systems, optics, and photonic engineering. Her work focuses on developing innovative methodologies for intelligent signal analysis, high-speed communication, and secure information systems. She has contributed to multiple research initiatives addressing emerging challenges in communication and photonic technologies.

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The SCOPE Lab welcomes collaboration with academic institutions, industry partners, and research organizations interested in joint research, innovation, and technology development in signal processing, communications, optics, and photonic engineering.