Norman Poh is affiliated with the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom, focusing on research within the field of Computer Science. Their work spans several subfields including Signal Processing, Political Science and International Relations, Information Systems, Human-Computer Interaction, and Social Psychology.
Their research concentrates on topics such as Biometric Identification and Security, European Criminal Justice and Data Protection, User Authentication and Security Systems, Hand Gesture Recognition Systems, and Social Robot Interaction and Human-Robot Interaction (HRI).
Norman Poh has contributed to several publications, with recent papers including:
The scientist collaborates frequently with peers including Christoph Busch, Farzin Deravi, Dinusha Frings, Els Kindt, and Ralph Lessmann.
Norman Poh's publications appear in venues such as IET Biometrics, Communications on Applied Electronics, and arXiv (Cornell University), reflecting an interdisciplinary emphasis in biometrics, applied electronics, and open-access academic dissemination.
Javier Ortega-Garcia;Julian Fierrez;Fernando Alonso-Fernandez;Javier Galbally
Christopher McCool;Sebastien Marcel;Abdenour Hadid;Matti Pietikainen
Santosh Tirunagari;Norman Poh;David Windridge;Aamo Iorliam
Norman Poh;Samy Bengio
Shiqi Yu;Haifeng Chen;Edel B. Garcia Reyes;Norman Poh
Shiqi Yu;Rijun Liao;Weizhi An;Haifeng Chen
Emma E Laing;Carla S Möller-Levet;Norman Poh;Nayantara Santhi
K. Messer;J. Kittler;M. Sadeghi;M. Hamouz
N. Poh;J. Kittler
P. Tresadern;C. McCool;N. Poh;P. Matejka
N. Poh;T. Bourlai;J. Kittler;L. Allano
N. Poh;S. Bengio
N. Poh;S. Bengio
N. Poh;J. Kittler
Norman Poh;Josef Kittler;Thirimachos Bourlai
Norman Poh;Thirimachos Bourlai;Josef Kittler
Norman Poh;Samy Bengio
Norman Poh;Jerzy J. Korczak
P. Tresadern;T. F. Cootes;N. Poh;P. Matejka
Chi Ho Chan;Josef Kittler;Norman Poh;Timo Ahonen
K. Messer;J. Kittler;M. Sadeghi;M. Hamouz
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