Kevin Bowyer is the Schubmehl-Prein Professor and Chair of the Department of Computer
Science and Engineering at the University of Notre Dame.
During his leadership as Chair,
the department
faculty has grown by more than 50%,
the size of the PhD program by more than 100%,
and
undergrad degree concentrations have been introduced in
Bioinformatics, Cloud Computing, IT Leadership and Media Computing.
Professor Bowyer's research interests touch on various aspects of computer
vision and pattern recognition, including biometrics and data mining.
He served as General Chair of the 2011
International Joint Conference on Biometrics and
Program Chair of the 2011 Automated Face and Gesture Recognition conference.
He is a founding General Chair of
the IEEE Biometrics Theory Applications and Systems conference series, and
a past EIC of the IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
and the IEEE Biometrics Compendium.
He is a
Fellow of the IAPR, a
Fellow of the IEEE and a
Golden Core member of the IEEE Computer Society.
Plenary Talk at Va Tech's CESCA Day 2013 - Effects of Contact Lenses on Iris Recognition.
Google Scholar profile.
NEW - Handbook of Iris Recognition.
Business News Daily "Do What You Love" interview.
WNDU TV news video on biometrics and identical twins.
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