B. Prasanalakshmi is a research professor at the College of Computer Science at King Khalid University, Saudi Arabia. She received a Ph. D. from Bharathiar University, India (2014), a Master of Computer Applications (2003), a Master of Philosophy in Software Engineering from Bharathidasan University (2005), and a Computer Engineering with Distinction from Anna University, India (2008) in Cryptography security. In continuation, she has completed a Postdoctoral in the Data Science Laboratory at the Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. She has 19+ years of teaching and research experience in multiple institutions, including King Saud University, Saudi Arabia (2009). She acted as Session Chair and Session Co-Chair in National and International Conferences and Faculty Development Programs as a Keynote Speaker. She completed eight funded projects worth INR two crore, which led to successful publications in WoS and Scopus journals and ten international patents. She is a winner and first position holder of a cash award for research and innovation from the Deanship of Quality Affairs at King Khalid University. KSA (2022). She is also a fellow of HEA-UK and a Sr. Member of IEEE.Her areas of Interest are Neural Networks, Medical Imaging, Deep learning, Machine learning, Data Science, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
King Khalid University
Abhā, ‘Asīr, Saudi Arabia
Computer Science
University of Stirling, RAK Campus
Ras al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates
Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation, Aziz Nagar campus
Hyderabad, India
Research and Innovation
Deanship of Scientific Quality, King Khalid University
The award is given to faculty members and employees at the university who demonstrate excellence in the field of innovation and invention and meet the criteria approved for the award. Its aim is to spread the spirit of competition among university employees and encourage them to be creative and innovative in a way that benefits and advances the university and society and contributes to Achieving the Kingdom’s Vision 2030.