Dr Fouad Khelifi

I am currently a lecturer within the computing team where I am involved in the teaching of various modules in databases and Java programming. I am also a member of the Computer and Electronic Security Systems (CESS) group. I graduated from the University of Jijel, Algeria with the ‘Ingenieur d’Etat’ degree in electrical engineering in 2000 and received the ‘Magistere’ degree in electronics from the University of Annaba, Algeria, in 2003. I then joined the Queen’s University of Belfast as a research student and received the PhD degree from the School of Computer Science in 2007. From 2003 to 2004, I was a Lecturer at the University of Jijel. I also held a research position in the Digital Media and Systems Research institute, University of Bradford for about two years. My research interests lie in the fields of image and video processing, image/video coding, image/video watermarking, authentication and perceptual hashing, pattern recognition and classification.

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