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- First Name: Matteo
- Last Name: Ferrara
- Priority: Normal
- Job Title: Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering (DISI)
- Company: University of Bologna
- Country: Italy
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- Session Timeslot: Tuesday 04/03/2025 15.30-15.50
- Session Title: Identity High
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- Session Track: Identity
- Session Type: Presentation
- Session Location: Aqua 3-4
- Role: Speaker
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Bio:
Matteo’s research interests focus on Pattern Recognition, Computer Vision, Image Processing, and Machine Learning. Much of his applied work has been in the field of Biometric Systems (think: fingerprint recognition, performance evaluation of biometric systems, fingerprint scanner quality, face recognition, palmprint recognition, and template protection).
He is a member of the Biometric System Laboratory (BioLab), recognised internationally for its contributions and publications in this field, he has authored several scientific papers and participated in national and European research projects.
He has also served as a reviewer for international conferences and journals, including IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence. Additionally, he holds a patent in fingerprint recognition.
- Presentation Title: Unveiling the latest in morphing attack detection: insights from the iMARS project
- Presentation 2-Line Description: Morphing attacks represent a critical and evolving threat to face-based identity verification systems, challenging the reliability of these technologies. Join Matteo and Annalisa as they explore the iMARS European Project's latest breakthroughs in morphing attack detection, offering a comprehensive overview of how these advancements are shaping the future of secure identity verification.
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