Bio

Associate Professor Niusha Shafiabady is an internationally recognized expert in battery systems, hybrid energy storage, and computational intelligence, with over 23 years of experience in academia and industry. She has held significant leadership roles, including associate head of school and chief scientific advisor, and is the inventor of a patented optimization algorithm. Her research and consultancy work span multiple industries, and she has been a finalist for several prestigious awards.

Articles (10)

• Could an ‘Australian AI’ Protect Us From Being Hacked? Cybersecurity Isn’t That Simple

  The Conversation • 25 Sept 2026

• Expert’s Warning Over Hungry Jack’s Video

  news.com.au • 10 Sept 2026

• The True Danger of AI May Lie in Its Reflection of Us, Warns Anna Goldsworthy

  The Conversation • 25 June 2026

• Unethical Brain Rot: Why Are Millions Watching AI Fruits Have Affairs on TikTok?

  The Conversation • 1 Apr 2026

• Superintelligence: News, Research, and Analysis

  The Conversation • 17 Nov 2025

• Does AI Pose an Existential Risk? We Asked Five Experts

  The Conversation • 4 Oct 2025

• Widely Used, Rarely Disclosed: The Extent of AI Inside Government, Revealed

  SBS News • 7 Oct 2024

• Prepare for AI-Supercharged Hacking

  The Strategist • 15 July 2024

• AI Is Not a Magic Wand – It Has Built-In Problems That Are Difficult to Fix and Can Be Dangerous

  The Conversation • 16 June 2024

• Before Applying AI to War, We Should Consider Its Limitations

  The Strategist • 17 May 2024