Dr. Sami Abduljabbar Al-Fahdawi Appointed as a Scientific Reviewer for the Q1-Ranked Computer Networks Journal

Dr. Sami Abduljabbar Al-Fahdawi Registered as an Official Reviewer for the Q1-Ranked Computer Networks Journal In a new academic achievement that reflects the growing international engagement of the University of Anbar, Dr. Sami Abduljabbar Al-Fahdawi, a faculty member at the University of Anbar and a researcher at the Biomedical Engineering Research Center, has been officially registered as a scientific reviewer for the internationally recognized journal Computer Networks, published by Elsevier. Computer Networks is a well-established peer-reviewed journal specializing in computer networking, communications systems, and intelligent networking technologies. The journal is indexed in major global databases, including Scopus and Clarivate Web of Science, and is ranked within the first quartile (Q1) in its field, reflecting its high scientific impact and strong academic reputation within the international research community. Dr. Al-Fahdawi’s selection as an official reviewer represents recognition of his academic expertise and research contributions in the areas of intelligent networks, Internet of Things (IoT), and advanced communication technologies, as well as his active scholarly engagement through international publications and research activities. Serving as a reviewer for leading international journals is considered a distinguished academic responsibility that contributes to maintaining publication quality and upholding scientific integrity. Reviewers play a vital role in evaluating submitted manuscripts and providing constructive scientific assessments that enhance research quality prior to publication. This achievement highlights the increasing global presence of researchers from the University of Anbar and underscores the important role of the Biomedical Engineering Research Center in supporting scientific research, fostering international academic collaboration, and strengthening the university’s research visibility and academic standing worldwide.