On November 13th Mathias Ibsen defended his PhD thesis on Secure Face Recognition against Digital and Physical Manipulations. Congratulations to
Thanh Tung Linh Nguyen receives best poster award at BIOSIG 2024
Thanh Tung Linh Nguyen received the best poster award for the contribution of „NeutrEx-Light: Efficient Expression Neutrality Estimation for Facial
Fairness measures for biometric quality assessment
Our Paper „Fairness measures for biometric quality assessment“ was accepted at the ICPR 2024 – 2nd Workshop on Fairness in
Sebastian Schachner successfully defended his Master thesis on the Analysis of Motion Blur in Biometric Face Images
This work deals with the analysis of motion blur in biometric face images. In today’s society, the verification of one’s
Szymon Żmijewski successfully defended his MSc thesis entitled “Uncontrolled IdentityPreserving Synthetic Hand Images for Hand Recognition“
Last Friday, 13 September 2024 Szymon Żmijewski successfully defended his MSc thesis titled “Uncontrolled IdentityPreserving Synthetic Hand Images for Hand
Peter Ejlev successfully defended his Master thesis on Bias and Fairness within Facial Image Quality Analysis
Facial recognition systems have become pivotal in various security and identification applications due to their reliability and non-intrusiveness. However, the
Ramlah Sara Rehman Successfully defended her MSc thesis on Training Humans for Synthetic Face Image Detection
In July 2024, Ramlah Sara Rehman successfully defended her MSc thesis with the title „Training Humans for Synthetic Face Image
Muhammad Haseeb Kamal Successfully defended his MSc thesis on Defending Face Impersonation Detectors against Adversarial Attacks
In April 2024, Muhammad Haseeb Kama successfully defended his MSc thesis with the title „Defending Face Impersonation Detectors against Adversarial
Katrine Bay and Gabriella A. M. Kierulff successfully defended their Master thesis on Enhancing Face Recognition Models with Synthetic Child Data
Despite the widespread adoption of facial recognition technology in various applications, significant challenges persist in ensuring fair and unbiased performance
Daile Osorio-Roig successfully defended her PhD thesis
On July 8th Daile Osorio-Roig defended her PhD thesis on Privacy-Preserving Workload Reduction in Biometric Systems. Congratulations! From the abstract: