This thesis deals with the effects of facial tattoos and facial painting on the different processing steps of facial recognition
Mathias Ibsen defended his Master Thesis on Impact of Facial Tattoos on Face Recognition Systems
Mathias Ibsen defended his Master Thesis on Impact of Facial Tattoos on Face Recognition Systems Biometric systems are widely used
Pawel Drozdowski defended his PhD thesis ‚Efficient privacy-preserving biometric identification in large-scale multibiometric systems‘
Pawel Drozdowski successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis with the title „Efficient privacy-preserving biometric identification in large-scale multibiometric systems“ on May
Open access overview article on demographic bias in biometrics
Recently, there has been a wave of public and academic concerns regarding the existence of systemic bias in automated decision
Marcel Grimmer defended his Master Thesis on Unknown Fingerprint Presentation Attack Detection Using Convolutional Autoencoders
Marcel Grimmer defended his Master Thesis on Unknown Fingerprint Presentation Attack Detection Using Convolutional Autoencoders The increasing popularity of
da/sec is offering two PhD positions in the course of the TReSPAsS project
da/sec is offering two PhD positions in the course of the TReSPAsS project In the course of the TRaining in
Alexandru-Cosmin Vasile defended his Master Thesis on Evaluation of Deep Learning Methods for Fingerprint Presentation Attack Detection
Alexandru-Cosmin Vasile defended his Master Thesis on Evaluation of Deep Learning Methods for Fingerprint Presentation Attack Detection The usage of
Special session on bias in biometrics co-organised by da/sec researcher
A special session on the topic of „Bias in Biometrics“ is going to be held at the 28th European Signal
Hessian Research Award for Applied Science
Hessian Research Award for Applied Science The Hessian Research Award of the Universities of Applied Sciences (HAW) goes to da/sec.
Andreas Nautsch defended his dissertation on „Speaker Recognition in Unconstrained Environments“
Andreas Nautsch, former member of the da/sec research group, successfully defended his dissertation „Speaker Recognition in Unconstrained Environments“ at TU