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Dr.Nilesh N. Thorat

Assosciate Professor · MIT ADT University

India

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Research Interests

1. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning 2. Deep Learning and Neural Networks 3. Computer Networks and Network Security 4. Cybersecurity and Intrusion Detection Systems 5. Cloud Computing and Distributed Systems 6. Federated Learning and Intelligent Networking 7. Blockchain Technology a

Biography

Dr. Nilesh N. Thorat is a Computer Science and Engineering academician and researcher with a Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering and 15.5 years of teaching experience. His research interests include Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Computer Networks, Network Security, Cloud Computing, Blockchain Technology, Image Processing, and Cybersecurity.

He has contributed to international journals, conferences, books, and book chapters, along with patents and registered copyrights. His research focuses on developing intelligent, secure, and efficient computing solutions for real-world applications. He is also actively involved in academic research, student project guidance, technical paper reviewing, and emerging technology development.

Employment

Assistant Professorhttps://mituniversity.ac.in/academics/faculty/faculty-of-engineering/school-of-computing/computer-science-and-engineering-department/
MIT ADT University · India

Education

Phd in CSE
Nirwan University
2021 – 2024
M.Tech in CS
JNTU Hydrabad
2012 – 2014
BE IN CSE
SPPU PUNE
2006 – 2010
DIPLOMA IN CE
GOVERNMENT POLYTECHIQUE,PUNE
2003 – 2006

Qualifications

PHD IN CSE AND CCNA,AWS CERTIFIED

Publications 26

2025
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2017

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