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Mohammed Bennamoun is a Winthrop Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering at The University of Western Australia. He has a diverse academic background, having received a Master of Science from Queen's University in Kingston, Canada, specializing in Control Theory, and a PhD focusing on Computer Vision from Queen's University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia. His illustrious career began at Queen's where he lectured in Robotics before assuming various academic roles at QUT, ultimately becoming a Professor at UWA in 2007. Bennamoun has published over 240 journal articles and more than 300 conference papers, establishing a significant h-index of 226. His research interests focus on computer vision, particularly 3D object recognition and biometrics, as well as machine learning, robotics, signal/image processing, and control theory. He has held prestigious roles such as Head of the School of Computer Science and Software Engineering at UWA and has been recognized with numerous accolades, including the UWA Vice-Chancellor’s Research Mentorship Award and the UWA Award for Teaching Excellence in Research Supervision. Additionally, he served on various expert panels, including the ARC College of Experts and as a Senior Area Editor for IEEE Signal Processing Letters.
The University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Currently holds the position of Winthrop Professor.
The University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Promoted to Associate Professor.
Queensland University of Technology • Brisbane, Australia
Lectured in the Department of Computer Science.
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