Supervisors in Information Technology, Monash University

I am a researcher and educator at Monash University specialising in Artificial Intelligence adoption, digital transformation, and project management. My research explores how organisations integrate AI responsibly and how Agile and data-driven frameworks can improve decision-making, learning, and performance.

I have more than ten years of professional and academic experience, including roles as IT consultant, project manager, and lecturer. My teaching and supervision combine AI, analytics, and Agile principles to create practical, research-informed outcomes.

Dr. Mohammed Eunus Ali, a Senior Lecturer (equivalent to Associate Professor in North America) in the Department of Software Systems and Cybersecurity at Monash University, earned his PhD in Computer Science and Software Engineering from the University of Melbourne in 2010. He previously served as a Professor at BUET, Bangladesh’s premier technical university, where he led a research group in Data Science and Engineering for over a decade. Dr. Eunus has held research roles at top Australian institutions, including Monash, Swinburne, Melbourne, and RMIT.

I am an expert in human-centered design with a strong focus on culturally sensitive design and localization. My work involves developing innovative design methods that support more inclusive and context-aware solutions. I am particularly interested in participatory research approaches and the use of process mapping to embed meaningful participation into project decision-making. Through my research and practice, I aim to enhance the ways diverse voices are integrated into the product design and decision-making process.

Dr Chetan Arora is a senior lecturer in software engineering at Monash University. Dr Arora is passionate about requirements engineering, software quality assurance, and applied AI research. He has extensive experience in industry and academia, with a focus on responsible AI, trustworthy AI-driven systems, and compliance in software development. His work spans various domains, including space systems, healthcare, finance and legal information systems.

I am a Lecturer in the Department of Software Systems and Cybersecurity of the Faculty of Information Technology. My research focuses on cryptography and its abundant intersections with fields such as machine learning, privacy and information theory. I have a keen interest in the design of cryptographic protocols to enhance privacy and some of my current investigations are into privacy-preserving machine learning and blockchain technologies.

I am the inaugural Professor of Digital Health at Monash University. I'm based in the Faculty of IT but work with partners right across the University - both in Australia and in Malaysia -  and in the health industry at a local, state and federal level. 
 

I am seeking PhD - and other HDR - students interested in the technical aspects of FHIR - https://www.hl7.org/fhir/, and also those interested in the Synthea (Synthetic Patient Record generator) software stack -https://github.com/synthetichealth.