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Prof. Sherin M. Youssef
Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport, Alexandria, Egypt
Dr. Sherin M. Youssef is a professor & head of
computer Engineering Program, Arab Academy for
Science & Technology (AAST). She received her PhD/
MSc degrees from University of Nottingham, England
(UK, 2004) in Intelligent distributed systems. She
is currently a professor and a senior lecturer in
the department of computer engineering, college of
engineering & technology, AAST. She is an IEEE
senior member and a member in the International IEEE
computer society. She has published in excess of 100
papers referred in top highly ranked international
journals, conferences and lecture notes of computer
science. She is leading many research groups in
Video surveillance, Biomedical Engineering,
Video&Image compression and Intelligent systems.
Her main research interests lie in the areas of
Artificial intelligence, smart systems, Intelligent
agent based systems, digital signal processing,
image processing, Video surveillance systems,
Machine learning, network security, Wireless Sensor
Networks, Image retrieval systems, Wavelet-based
systems, Mobile Application Development,
Computer-aided Medical Healthcare systems,
Multimedia systems, biometrics and biomedical
engineering. She has advised/supervised more than 50
students for their Master and PhD theses. She is
currently working on various projects related to
academia & industry and leading many research
groups. She has published more than 100 publications
in various highly ranked journal papers, conference
papers, and book chapters. She is a senior member of
the International Advisory Committees and Organizing
Committees of various international boards,
conferences, symposiums and workshops. She is a
senior member in Scientific Technical Committee for
many international journals, conferences, meetings
and workshops around the world. She has achieved
many awards in research and administrative services.
She has great achievements for community services.
Speech Title: IoT Systems: Application Cases
Studies & Future Directions |
