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As seen in: Kainaati Gup Shup with Salman Hameed, Nature, NPR, Science Magazine, Dawn, The Express Tribune, The Wire (India), The Friday Times, IAEME Publications
Professor at Hampshire College, hosts an astronomy channel in Urdu on YouTube, and does research on perceptions of science in Muslim societies.
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Multi-objective optimization framework for dynamic energy management in hybrid microgrids using NSGA-III

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By Mohd Bilal, Arshad G Mohammad, Salman Hameed, Fareed Ahmad, Tousif Khan Nizami
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study proposes a comprehensive multi-objective optimization framework for demand-side management of a hybrid microgrid comprising photovoltaic (PV) panels, wind turbines (WT), a battery energy storage system (BESS), a fuel cell (FC), and a grid connection. The framework simultaneously minimizes the Peak-to-Average Ratio (PAR) and total operating cost through dynamic load scheduling under real-time pricing (RTP).
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ASTRONOMY: THE MOON IN SHADOWS

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By Salman Hameed
| Dawn Verified
A full moon moves through the shadow of the Earth during a total lunar eclipse | Reuters Tonight, on the night of September 7, the Moon will pass through the shadow of the Earth. It would appear that the Moon is blushing, with its copper red colour. Some will say not to look up. But that will be a mistake. This is a lunar eclipse. It is rare to see this type of a beautiful celestial phenomenon, where you don’t even need a binocular or a telescope to enjoy it.
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SPACE: ONE GIANT LEAP FOR… PAKISTAN

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By Overseas Pakistanis, Salman Hameed
| Dawn Verified
Representation matters. Many decades ago, I read Carl Sagan’s novel Contact. It centred around a message from extraterrestrials that led to the building of “the Machine” that would take five people on a voyage to the centre of our Galaxy. The film version had only one seat and that was occupied by an American, played by Jodie Foster. However, the novel spent a lot of time on global cooperation on deciphering the message and, then, on the selection of the crew that would represent the Earth.
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