Dr. Pooneh Bagheri Zadeh is Course Director in Computer Science at Leeds Beckett University. Her current research covers Image/Video Processing, Computer Vision in AI drones, Intelligent Systems, Digital Forensics/Security, Image/Video Forensics, Mobile Forensics, Video Analytics, Super-Resolution, and Hyper-Spectral Imaging. Pooneh received her MSc and PhD degrees from Glasgow Caledonian University in Computer Science (2004) and Computer Vision (2008), respectively. She continued her career in industry, working on real-time embedded video analytics systems. She then moved to De Montfort University and worked as a senior research fellow on an EPSRC project in stereo vision and 3D reconstruction. She then joined Staffordshire University as a lecturer in computer forensics and security, and later as a senior lecturer at Gloucestershire University. She then joined De Montfort University as a Course Leader for MSc Forensic Computing for Practitioners. Pooneh has published more than 50 international conference and journal papers. She has successfully graduated two PhD students and is currently supervising four PhD students. She also examined eight PhD and MPhil students from different universities in the UK.
Dr. Pooneh Bagheri Zadeh is Course Director in Computer Science at Leeds Beckett University. Her current research covers Image/Video Processing, Computer Vision in AI drones, Intelligent Systems, Digital Forensics/Security, Image/Video Forensics, Mobile Forensics, Video Analytics, Super-Resolution, and Hyper-Spectral Imaging. Pooneh received her MSc and PhD degrees from Glasgow Caledonian University in Computer Science (2004) and Computer Vision (2008), respectively. She continued her career in industry, working on real-time embedded video analytics systems. She then moved to De Montfort University and worked as a senior research fellow on an EPSRC project in stereo vision and 3D reconstruction. She then joined Staffordshire University as a lecturer in computer forensics and security, and later as a senior lecturer at Gloucestershire University. She then joined De Montfort University as a Course Leader for MSc Forensic Computing for Practitioners. Pooneh has published more than 50 international conference and journal papers. She has successfully graduated two PhD students and is currently supervising four PhD students. She also examined eight PhD and MPhil students from different universities in the UK.