Assistant Professor, LUMS
Naveed Anwar Bhatti
I work on intermittent computing, embedded security, and cyber-physical systems.
My research focuses on dependable computing under constrained energy and sensing conditions, with an emphasis on batteryless systems, secure embedded intelligence, and deployable IoT.
Previously ERCIM Alain Bensoussan Fellow at RISE. Ph.D. in Computer Science from Politecnico di Milano.
Intermittent computing
Embedded security
Cyber-physical systems
Research
Core areas
Intermittent computing
Runtime and systems support for batteryless and transiently powered devices.
Embedded security
Security analysis and defensive design for sensing and autonomous platforms.
Deployable IoT
Low-maintenance systems for long-term sensing in real environments.
Selected work
Recent highlights
CheckMate
LLM-powered approximate intermittent computing for transiently powered devices.
Open publicationGlitch in Time
Temporal IMU misalignment attacks and their implications for autonomous sensing systems.
Open publicationHeritage monitoring
Batteryless sensing deployed at the Mithraeum of Circus Maximus.
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