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Ph.D Theses

Foteini Agrafioti (University of Toronto), “ECG in Biometric Recognition: Time Dependency and Application Challenges” (2011)

July 2013
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Foteini  Agrafioti (University of Toronto), “ECG in Biometric Recognition: Time Dependency and Application Challenges”, Advisor: Dimitrios Hatzinakos (2011)

As biometric recognition becomes increasingly popular, the fear of circumvention, obfuscation and replay attacks is a rising concern. Traditional biometric modalities such as the face, the fingerprint or the iris are vulnerable to such attacks, which defeats the purpose of biometric recognition.

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Matthew C. Stamm (University of Maryland) “Digital multimedia forensics and anti-forensics”, 2012

June 2013
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Matthew C. Stamm (University of Maryland) “Digital multimedia forensics and anti-forensics”, Advisor: Prof. K. J. Ray Liu, 2012

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Je-Won Kang(University of Southern California), “Efficient coding techniques for high definition video” 2012

May 2013
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Je-Won Kang(University of Southern California), “Efficient coding techniques for high definition video”, Prof. C.-C. Jay Kuo, 2012

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Xiaojie Zhang(University of California, San Diego), “LDPC Codes -- Structural Analysis and Decoding Techniques” 2012

May 2013
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Xiaojie Zhang(University of California, San Diego), “LDPC Codes -- Structural Analysis and Decoding Techniques”, Advisor: Prof. Paul H. Siegel, 2012

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Yuehao Wu, (University of Delaware), “Compressive Optical Imaging Systems”, 2012

April 2013
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Yuehao Wu, (University of Delaware), “Compressive optical imaging systems”, Advisor: Prof. Dennis W. Prather, 2012.

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Jorge Iván Núñez Sánchez (Arizona State University), “Development and Applications of a Multispectral Microscopic Imager for the In Situ Exploration of Planetary Surfaces” 2012

April 2013
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Jorge Iván Núñez Sánchez (Arizona State University ), “Development and Applications of a Multispectral Microscopic Imager for the In Situ Exploration of Planetary Surfaces”, Advisor: Jack D. Farmer, 2012.

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Angshul Majumdar (University of British Columbia), “A Sparsity Based Approach Towards Fast MRI Acquisition” (2012)

March 2013
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Angshul Majumdar (University of British Columbia), “A Sparsity Based Approach Towards Fast MRI Acquisition”, Advisor: Prof. Rabab K. Ward, 2012

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a safe medical imaging modality that can acquire high quality scans. However, MRI has a relatively long acquisition time. Reducing the MRI data acquisition time had been a challenge to researchers for the last two decades. In this thesis, the author proposed Compressed Sensing based techniques to speed-up MRI scans.

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Ramsin Khoshabeh(University of California, San Diego), “Revolutionizing Laparoscopy: Bringing Glasses-free Multiview 3D into the Operating Room”, 2012

February 2013
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Ramsin Khoshabeh(University of California, San Diego), “Revolutionizing Laparoscopy: Bringing Glasses-free Multiview 3D into the Operating Room”, Advisor: Prof. Truong Nguyen, 2012

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Se Hoon Lim (Duke University), “Compressive Holography”, 2012

February 2013
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Se Hoon Lim (Duke University), “Compressive Holography”, Advisor: David J. Brady, 2012

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Marcos Efren Bolanos(Michigan State University), “Signal processing inspired graph theoretic methods for understanding functional connectivity of the brain” (2012)

January 2013
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Marcos Efren Bolanos (Michigan State University), “Signal processing inspired graph theoretic methods for understanding functional connectivity of the brain”, Advisor: Prof. Selin Aviyente (2012)

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