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Dr. Shahadat Hussain
Name: Dr. Shahadat Hussain ✅
Profession: Materials Scientist & Additive Manufacturing Researcher ✅
Affiliation: New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) ✅
Specialization: TPMS Metamaterials • NiTi Shape Memory Alloys • LPBF • Mechanical Testing ✅
Website: shahadathussain.com ✅
This page serves as the official verification endpoint for confirming my identity across global academic, industrial, and knowledge‑graph ecosystems. All identifiers listed here originate from trusted, third‑party authority systems.
These identifiers uniquely define my scholarly identity across publishers, libraries, and research databases.
ORCID iD — 0000‑0002‑4355‑2169 ✅
ISNI — 0000-0005-3020-7229 ✅
Scopus Author ID — 56380929800 ✅
Web of Science ResearcherID — I-3091-2017 ✅
Google Scholar — tQNSWaAAAAAJ [497+ citations, h‑index 10] ✅
OpenAlex Author ID — a5063248081 ✅
Semantic Scholar — Shahadat-Hussain/2048939917 ✅
Wikidata QID — Q138333037 ✅
VIAF — Pending ⏳
LCNAF — Pending ⏳
GND — Pending ⏳
My identity is verified through multiple academic institutions:
New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) — Research Associate ✅
Khalifa University — Postdoctoral Fellow (former) ✅
CSIR‑AMPRI, India — PhD Research ✅
Oriental Group of Institutions — Lecturer (former) ✅
A structured overview of how my identity is connected across global systems:
Bibliographic Name Variants
Full Legal Name: Shahadat Hussain ✅
Primary Identity: Dr. Shahadat Hussain ✅
Alternative Forms: Hussain, S.; Shahadat Hussain, PhD; Hussain, Shahadat; S. Hussain ✅
Standardized Identifier: ISNI 0000-0005-3020-7229 ✅
Core Fields: Additive Manufacturing, Metamaterials, NiTi SMAs ✅
Primary Affiliation: NYU Abu Dhabi ✅
Secondary Affiliation: NAML (Founder) ⏳
Authority Identifiers: ORCID → ISNI → Scopus → WoS → Wikidata ✅
Knowledge Graph Nodes: Google Scholar → Wikidata → OpenAlex ✅
Publication Graph: Elsevier → Springer → Wiley → MDPI → HAL ✅
This map reflects the interoperability of my identity across scholarly and open‑knowledge networks.
Professional Email: contact@shahadathussain.com ✅
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/shahadathussain ✅
Website: shahadathussain.com ✅
This page consolidates all verified identity sources for Dr. Shahadat Hussain. All identifiers listed here are maintained by international research databases, academic institutions, and authority‑control systems. This page serves as the canonical reference for confirming authorship, affiliation, and professional identity.
A researcher’s identity is defined not only by their work, but by the ecosystems in which that work lives.My scholarly presence spans multiple platforms—each serving a different purpose in research visibility, collaboration, and knowledge dissemination. Below is a curated map of my verified profiles across academic, professional, and technical communities.
These platforms form the core of my scholarly identity. They are used by publishers, libraries, universities, and indexing systems to authenticate my work.
My persistent digital identifier connecting publications, affiliations, and research activities.
Global authority identifier used by libraries, archives, and cultural institutions.
Elsevier’s citation and publication database tracking my peer‑reviewed output.
Clarivate’s author identity system for citation metrics and publication indexing.
AI‑powered academic search engine indexing my publications and citations.
Open, structured database of scholarly works, authors, and institutions.
Research analytics platform indexing publications, grants, and citations.
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These platforms support collaboration, visibility, and professional engagement.
Professional network highlighting my academic journey, research interests, and collaborations.
Academic community for sharing publications, preprints, and research discussions.
Academic community for sharing publications, preprints, and research discussions.
Automatically generated profiles from journals and publishers.
These platforms help integrate my identity into global knowledge graphs.
Structured data entry linking identifiers such as ORCID, ISNI, Scopus, and institutional affiliations.
Images and media associated with my academic work.
My structured data identity page connecting all your scholarly identifiers into the global open knowledge graph.
A human‑friendly visualization tool that displays my Wikidata profile with rich, readable summaries and linked data.
My media repository profile hosting images, graphics, and research‑related visual assets under open licenses.
An academic analytics interface that generates visual scholarly profiles from my Wikidata data, including co‑author networks, topics, and citations.
An AI‑enhanced knowledge explorer that aggregates and contextualizes my public profiles, identifiers, and online presence into a unified view.
A specialized knowledge hub where scientists and scholars can document their technical contributions within a verified, multidisciplinary framework.
Google’s interconnected database that links your identities, publications, affiliations, and online profiles into a unified scholarly entity.
A global online learning platform where I complete professional certifications and advanced coursework in data science, AI, and engineering.
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Platforms where I share research insights, technical writing, and educational content.
Research explainers, scientific visualization, and academic presentations.
Long‑form writing on materials science, additive manufacturing, and research workflows.
A writing and newsletter platform where I publish essays, research commentary, and long‑form insights.
Open‑access repository for datasets, code, and research outputs with DOIs.
An open research repository to upload, share, and cite outputs like datasets, figures, posters, presentations, and code with DOIs.
An open-source project management platform designed to support the entire research lifecycle by helping scientists document, archive, and share their data and materials transparently.
Conference presentations, posters, and lecture slides.
A platform where experts contribute insights and commentary to media outlets, strengthening professional visibility and authority.
A journalist–expert matching platform where researchers share expertise for interviews, quotes, and media features.
A nonprofit news and analysis platform that publishes articles written by academics and researchers, then edited by journalists for a general audience.
A global knowledge‑sharing platform where I contribute expert insights on materials science, additive manufacturing, and research‑related topics.
A curated collection of authoritative library entries where my research outputs, identity records, and scholarly contributions are cataloged and preserved across major national and international library systems.
My research outputs and institutional records archived within Khalifa University’s digital repository.
My publications and academic identity indexed through the New York University Libraries system.
My works cataloged in the UK’s national library, contributing to one of the world’s largest scholarly archives.
My academic identity and publications registered in Germany’s central archival and bibliographic authority.
A major French open-access repository that allows researchers to deposit and freely disseminate their scientific publications in support of open science.
My academic identity and publications registered in Germany’s central archival and bibliographic authority.
A global library network aggregating my publications and records across thousands of institutions worldwide.
My work in computational materials science, data analysis, and simulation is reflected across these platforms.
My primary code repository showcasing research software, simulations, data‑processing scripts, and open‑source contributions.
A static website hosted through GitHub Pages for sharing research tools, documentation, and project resources.
An additional GitHub workspace used for experimental projects, prototypes, and collaborative repositories.
A secondary GitHub Pages site supporting project‑specific documentation and technical demonstrations.
A version‑controlled development environment for private research workflows, CI/CD pipelines, and collaborative coding.
A platform where I explore data science challenges, publish notebooks, and experiment with machine learning models.
A coding practice platform where I solve algorithmic problems to strengthen computational thinking and programming skills.
A competitive coding environment for improving problem‑solving skills across algorithms, data structures, and Python.
A gamified coding platform where I solve kata challenges to refine programming fluency and logic.
A learning platform where I complete hands‑on coding certifications and build full‑stack development projects.
A technical Q&A community where I contribute solutions and engage with programming and scientific computing discussions.
An interactive learning platform where I complete guided courses in programming, data science, and software development.
A cloud‑based coding environment for rapid prototyping, collaborative coding, and running lightweight research scripts.
A fast, secure static site deployed through Cloudflare Pages for hosting research content and web assets.
A secondary Cloudflare Pages deployment supporting project‑specific documentation and experimental web tools.
The profiles and microsites below are supplementary or exploratory web properties created during online courses, technical learning exercises, portfolio experimentation, and identity verification activities. They are preserved here for transparency, archival continuity, and misuse prevention. These platforms should not be interpreted as primary scholarly, institutional, or bibliometric identities, nor as indicators of scientific contribution or research impact.
A simple personal landing page that consolidates my professional links, bio, and online presence.
A Google‑hosted blogging platform where I share long‑form notes, updates, and research reflections.
Lightweight, single‑page personal sites used for showcasing focused projects, quick profiles, and minimal web identities.
A multi‑link landing page that organizes my most important profiles and research links in one place.
A customizable creator‑style link hub for presenting my profiles, media, and contact information.
A clean, minimalist link‑in‑bio page for consolidating my digital footprint.
A mobile‑first mini‑website builder used to create visually engaging profile cards and link hubs.
A polished personal landing page that centralizes my social links, research profiles, and contact channels.
A flexible link‑in‑bio platform for organizing my academic, professional, and creative profiles.
A simple, fast link hub generated through Buffer for sharing curated links and featured content.
A profile page designed specifically for academics to highlight research interests, publications, and affiliations.
An academic website builder tailored for researchers to showcase publications, CVs, and projects.
A customizable website platform used for hosting extended content, blogs, and research‑related pages.
Globally recognized avatar profiles that unify my identity across websites, blogs, and commenting systems.
Additional personal or project‑specific microsites used for experiments, documentation, or focused content.
A visual website builder used to create polished, customizable personal or project pages.
Modern, design‑driven web pages built using Framer for interactive, high‑quality personal or project sites.
A professional no‑code website builder used to create responsive, visually rich academic or portfolio pages.
A reading profile where I track books, share reviews, and document my learning interests.
Designs for presentations, posters, and scientific communication.
A modern researcher operates across many interconnected platforms, and for someone with a common name, clarity is a professional duty. This page serves as a central, purely informational, identity hub to ensure:
Accuracy & Integrity: My scholarly identifiers remain consistent, preventing my work from being confused with other researchers sharing the same name.
Verification: Search engines and institutions can verify my specific academic footprint and professional history.
Protection from Misuse: By consolidating everything spread across the internet in my name, I ensure proper indexing and protect my identity from being misrepresented or misused.
Reliability: Collaborators, students, and peers can always find the most current and "correct" version of my research profiles.
Accessibility: My work remains discoverable and open to the global scientific community across multiple digital ecosystems.
Educational Artifacts & "Learning by Doing": Many of the platforms and profiles linked here were established as practical components of my professional development. They represent functional outputs from various MOOCs, technical certifications, and Capstone projects where I applied web architecture and data indexing principles in real-world scenarios.I believe in learning by doing, and these profiles are the functional results of that curiosity and technical exploration.
Maintaining this structured presence is my commitment to digital transparency and archival accuracy, ensuring my publications, affiliations and contributions are correctly represented in the global scientific ecosystem.
You may contact me through:
My institutional email
My NYU Abu Dhabi profile
My LinkedIn
My ORCID‑linked contact channels
The following research areas:
Additive manufacturing (LPBF)
TPMS metamaterials
Hybrid manufacturing
Materials characterization
Mechanical Testing
NiTi shape memory alloys
Data‑driven materials engineering
Microstructure–property relationships
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