da/sec scientific talk on biometrics, palm vein recognition Topic: Project conclusion ZIM-Bio by Fabian Stockhardt D19/2.03a, April 27, 2023 (Thursday),
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Yannik Schäfer successfully defended his Master Thesis on Improving Demographic Fairness for Biometric Face Recognition Systems
Yannik Schäfer successfully defended his Master Thesis on Improving Demographic Fairness for Biometric Face Recognition Systems With the rise of
Andrii Feduniv successfully defended his Bachelor Thesis on Speaker Recognition for Multi-Factor Authentication
Andrii Feduniv successfully defended his Bachelor Thesis on Speaker Recognition for Multi-Factor Authentication These days, many companies offer their customers
COLFISPOOF – A New Database for Contactless Fingerprint Presentation Attack Detection Research
The biometrics and security research group da/sec of Hochschule Darmstadt collected a new database and makes it publicly available to
Gerrit Scheppat successfully defended his Master Thesis
Machine Learning Operations (MLOps), the task of coordinating machine learning projects with multiple models and team members, is growing in
Steffen Karcher successfully defended his Master Thesis
Steffen Karcher successfully defended his Master Thesis on „Evaluation of Protective Measures for Machine Learning on Android“ The use of
Best Poster Paper Award for Marcel Grimmer et al. at BIOSIG 2022
Marcel Grimmer, Haoyu Zhang, Raghavendra Ramachandra, Kiran Raja, Christoph Busch received the best poster paper award for the contribution of
Sebastian Schachner successfully defended his Bachelor Thesis
Sebastian Schachner successfully defended his Bachelor Thesis on „Auswirkung von Kompression auf die Bildqualität für Gesichtserkennung“ This work compares different
Jesper Bang successfully defended his Master Thesis
Jesper Bang successfully defended his Master Thesis on „Ensuring Security in Biometrics – Presentation Attack Detection for Contactless Fingerprint Recognition“
Girl’s Day 2022 at da/sec
Girl’s Day 2022 at da/sec It was exciting to have 19 young women join the da/sec research group for a