Md Akmol Masud

M.A.Sc. student · Federated Learning · Queen's University

I’m Akmol — Electrical and Computer Engineering at Queen’s University (Kingston, Canada), with research focus on federated learning over wireless networks.

My research sits at the intersection of distributed optimization, split learning, and privacy-preserving ML — with a focus on making collaborative learning work under real-world constraints: heterogeneous devices, limited bandwidth, and non-iid data.

Previously at Jahangirnagar University (B.Sc., ICT), I published work spanning FL, biomedical signal processing, and quantum ML — including papers in TMLR, PLOS ONE, and Biomedical Signal Processing and Control. With that foundation, I’m now investing my time fully in wireless FL.

If you have any discussion, idea, or just want a conversation — feel free to reach out. Always happy to connect.

news

Apr 08, 2026 MosQNet-SA published in PLOS ONE
Apr 01, 2026 Our paper DREAM: A Novel Explainable Neural Network for Detecting Sleep Apnea Using Single-Lead ECG Signals appears in Biomedical Signal Processing and Control (Vol. 114, April 2026; ScienceDirect, DOI).
Feb 15, 2026 Admitted to Queen's M.A.Sc. (ECE) — wireless federated learning with Dr. Ning Lu
Feb 01, 2026 Our paper Quantum Rationale-Aware Graph Contrastive Learning for Jet Discrimination was published in Transactions on Machine Learning Research (TMLR) (February 2026 issue; OpenReview, arXiv:2411.01642).
Jan 30, 2026 Presented FedDQN-TSR at ICECTE 2026 (RUET)

selected publications

  1. Quantum Rationale-Aware Graph Contrastive Learning for Jet Discrimination
    Md Abrar Jahin, Md Akmol Masud, M. F. Mridha, and 1 more author
    Transactions on Machine Learning Research, 2026
  2. Stabilizing Federated Learning under Extreme Heterogeneity with HeteRo-Select
    Md Akmol Masud, Md Abrar Jahin, and Mahmud Hasan
    2025
  3. MosQNet-SA: Explainable Convolutional-Attention Network for Mosquito Classification with Application as a RESTful API for Dengue and Malaria Risk Mapping
    Md Akmol Masud, Sanjida Akter, Nadia Sultana, and 4 more authors
    PLOS ONE, 2026