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The Latest News, Articles, and Events in Signal Processing

Since the establishment of the IEEE BBDITM Signal Processing Society on December 30, 2020, we have successfully organized 54 events. There was a grand inauguration of the society chapter on February 4, 2021. And several other events were organized both offline as well as online by our branch chapter. 

Gloria Menegaz is a professor of bioengineering in the Department of Computer Science, University of Verona, Italy where she leads the Neuroimaging Lab. She serves as an associate editor of IEEE Signal Processing Letters and EURASIP Journal on Image and Video Processing, and she was a guest editor of Journal of Display Technology. 

Date: 3-8 May 2026
Location: Barcelona, Spain

Conference Paper Submission Deadline: Coming Soon

Date: 9-12 January 2023
Location: Doha, Qatar
Conference Paper Submission Deadline: TBA

Date: November 2-4, 2022
Location: Rennes, France

Date: 14-17 September 2025
Location: Anchorage, AK, USA

Date: 27-30 October 2024
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Date: 16-21 May 2027
Location: Toronto, Canada

Conference Paper Submission Deadline: Coming soon
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Aalto University

ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN SPEECH AND LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGY (tenure track)

We design a data-driven wavelet transform, called the empirical wavelet transform, which permits to extract very accurate time-frequency information from signals, or features from images.

Date: September 13-14, 2022
Location: London, UK

Date: August 29-September 2, 2022
Location: Belgrade, Serbia

March 22-24, 2022
Location: Snowbird, UT, USA

We develop algorithms to analyzing facial expression by learning from the data. Since local characters of muscle movements play an important role in distinguishing facial expression by machines, we explore the local characters of facial expressions by introducing the attention mechanism in both supervised and self-supervised supervised manners. Our methods is experimentally shown to be effective on facial expression recognition with occlusions and facial action unit detection.

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