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If we had machines that could hear as humans do, we would expect them to be able to easily distinguish speech from music and background noises, to pull out the speech and music parts for special treatment, to know what direction sounds are coming from, to learn which noises are typical and which are noteworthy.

Hearing machines should be able to listen and react in real time, to take appropriate action on hearing noteworthy events, to participate in ongoing activities.

The ICIP tradition of excellent technical presentations, a wonderful reception, and a superb banquet continued in Hong Kong.

Five colleagues were honored as the 2011 Class of Distinguished Lecturers by the IEEE Signal Processing Society (SPS).

by Dinei Florencio, Darko Kirovski & Nasir Memon (IEEE WIFS’10 Organizers)

The organizers of the IEEE Workshop on Information Forensics and Security 2010 are glad to announce that the technical program of the conference has been announced.

A new, enhanced publishing tool for conferences is now available free of charge to IEEE conference organizers: PDF eXpress PLUS.

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Ahmet Emir Dirik (Polytechnic Institute of New York University), “New techniques in multimedia forensics” Advisor: Dr. Nasir Memon, (2010)

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