Amir M. Moghadamfarid

I am a computer science graduate student in the Department of Computer Science at Michigan Technological University, where I work with Dr. Bo Chen on secure and trustworthy decentralized systems. I joined Michigan Tech in Spring 2025 and expect to complete my M.S. in Computer Science in Fall 2026.

Before joining Michigan Tech, I earned my B.S. in Computer Engineering from Islamic Azad University and worked with Dr. Mostafa Haghi Kashani on fog computing and IoT-enabled smart cities. Outside research, I enjoy biking and reading.

I publish academic work under my full name, Amirmehdi Moghadamfarid.

Research Agenda

Trustworthy Decentralized AI

I study how decentralized intelligent systems can remain secure, verifiable, resilient, and efficient when participants and infrastructure cannot be fully trusted.

Primary Research Direction: Trustworthy Decentralized AI

I am extending this systems foundation toward decentralized and local inference, verifiable provenance, secure agents, collaborative intelligence, and user-controlled AI.

Systems Foundation: Verifiable Decentralized Infrastructure

My current work focuses on decentralized storage and infrastructure that preserve integrity, availability, recoverability, and verifiability under partial trust.

Research Trajectory

Secure decentralized infrastructure
→ Trustworthy decentralized inference and agents
→ Secure, private, and verifiable decentralized intelligence