About Me

Welcome to my research world! (This website is still under construction)

I’m Abd AlRahman AlMomani, a complex systems science enthusiast and Assistant Professor of Data Science and Mathematics at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. My journey to this point has been a fusion of engineering and academia. As a Mechatronics Engineer, I traversed diverse industries—from solar panels to chemical production—where a common thread emerged: optimization. Whether maximizing ad revenue, streamlining newspaper distribution, or minimizing energy consumption in large buildings, I honed my ability to extract efficiency from complex systems. This practical experience, coupled with my academic pursuits in Information Theory, Complex Networks, and Causality Inference, has equipped me with a different perspective on problem-solving.

Now, I’m dedicated to developing tools and methodologies to understand, predict, and control complex systems. A crucial component of this work involves addressing the challenges posed by outliers in data. By carefully examining these anomalous data points, we can enhance our understanding of underlying systems and improve the accuracy of our models. Whether uncovering hidden patterns, detecting and predicting critical transitions, or building robust predictive models, my research seeks to harness the full potential of data.

I’m eager to collaborate with fellow researchers and industry professionals to tackle the challenges of our time and, hopefully, build a future where data-driven solutions are the cornerstone of progress.