Dr. Musbah Abdulgader, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Norfolk State University (NSU), is a scholar specializing in intelligent systems, cybersecurity, and machine learning. His research focuses on evolutionary systems, intelligent embedded systems, and nature-inspired algorithms, contributing to advancements in security and energy-efficient smart environments.

His recent projects include "Investigating Data Heterogeneity in Federated Learning," which addresses critical challenges in distributed AI systems, and "The Impact of Code Structure on Programming Fluency for Kids in Programming Languages," a study that enhances pedagogical approaches to teaching programming to young learners. At NSU, he develops undergraduate and graduate curricula and mentors students in cutting-edge research.

Dr. Abdulgader earned his Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Toledo and has numerous peer-reviewed publications, reflecting his commitment to innovation, education, and advancing computer science.