Prof. Dr. Mohammed K A Kaabar is a Full Professor of Mathematics, and he has been listed as one of the 2024 and 2023 World’s Top 2% Scientists by Stanford University. He is a Palestinian mathematician, but he was born in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates. He also studied through distance education programs several STEM and leadership courses offered by Harvard University, MIT, EPFL, University of Michigan, UC Berkeley, University of Toronto, University of Rochester, and University of British Colombia. He has a diverse cultural and educational experience from visiting various beautiful countries worldwide such as USA, Canada, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. He worked as an Adjunct Math Professor at Moreno Valley College, CA, USA, and he also worked as a Lab Instructor and Math Tutor at WSU. He is the author of various mathematics books. He is an invited Technical Program Committee (TPC) Member and Advisory Board Member for several conferences in applied mathematics and engineering indexed by SCOPUS/Web of Science and held in several countries such as USA, Italy, Canada, Spain, France, Taiwan, UK, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, India, UAE, Tunisia, Morocco, Jordan, and Bahrain. He is a Full Editor of Mathematics and Statistics at Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT) at California State University. He is currently serving as an Associate Editor for Bulletin of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (BEEI) and IAES International Journal of Robotics and Automation (IJRA). He is an Aspiring Educator, Researcher, Keynote Speaker at conferences held in various countries, Director of various institutions worldwide, Approved Foreign Member at the Science and Democracy Network, Harvard Kennedy School at Harvard University, USA, Elected Foreign Member of the Academy of Engineering Sciences of Ukraine, Emeritus Editor of American Mathematical Society (AMS) Blogs at the American Mathematical Society, RI, USA, and Editor for more than 25 high-quality journals. According to the American Mathematical Society, Prof. Kaabar has Erdős and Albert Einstein Numbers of 4 and 5, respectively. His research interests are fractional calculus, applied mathematics, computational modelling, math education, scientific computing, and deep learning. Prof. Kaabar’s innovations in mathematics have been widely applied in various fields of research in science and engineering.