Sana Yasin is a Lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Okara, Pakistan, with expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, biomedical signal processing, and IoT-enabled intelligent systems. Her professional experience includes academic teaching, program coordination, supervision of undergraduate and postgraduate research, and active involvement in nationally and internationally funded research projects, as well as collaborative initiatives in smart healthcare and intelligent systems. Her research focuses on EEG-based mental health disorder detection, deep neural networks for medical imaging, secure IoT healthcare frameworks, and data-driven environmental and health analytics, with numerous publications in leading peer-reviewed journals addressing depression and bipolar disorder detection, air pollution prediction, healthcare security, and pandemic-related diagnostics. She has received competitive research grants, best paper recognition, and professional distinctions, and serves the scholarly community through editorial and reviewer roles for reputed journals and conferences. Her research impact includes 915 citations, 55 publications, and an h-index of 14.