Prof. Dr. Ing. Rozenn DAHYOT
Professor of Computer Science
I am Professor of Computer Science at Maynooth University (Ireland) in the department of Computer Science and affiliated with the Hamilton Institute. I am a senior member of IEEE, and a member of ACM, EURASIP and IPRCS.
I currently lead the MU CS department research committee, and I am the CS coordinator for the MSc in Robotics and Embedded AI. I currently teach CS636 Deep Learning and co-teach CS410 Computer Vision. I also co-coordinate CS PhD structured programme with CS865 Computer Science PHD (Year 1) and CS875 Computer Science PHD (Year 2).
My OpenAlex page is available at
Open positions in my team (when available) are posted online at:
- MU Graduate Research Academy website for PhD scholarships
- MU HR for research fellow/assistant/etc (staff) positions.
Before joining Maynooth University, I have been (Assistant then
Associate) Professor in Statistics
(2008-2021), Lecturer in Computer Science (2005-2008) in the School
of Computer Science and Statistics in Trinity College Dublin (Ireland).
Before that, I had positions as Research Fellow on European projects (FP5, FP6)
with Trinity College Dublin
and Cambridge University UK
(2002-2005), and Research Assistant in Laboratoire des Ponts et Chaussées
Strasbourg in France (1998-2001).
I have served as secretary (2008-2014) and president (2014-2020) of the
Irish Pattern Recognition and Classification Society (IPRCS)
that organizes the yearly Irish Machine Vision and Image
Processing Conference (ImVIP).
I was the IPRCS representative on the International Association for Pattern
Recognition (IAPR) (2014-2020).
I led the effort for organising
the European Signal Processing
Conference EUSIPCO2021 in Dublin in 2021
(August 23-27th 2021).
Bio
My research interests are in between the traditional fields of Electronic and electrical engineering (digital signal processing), Computer Science (computer vision & graphics), artificial intelligence (data mining, machine learning) and Mathematics (Statistics, Information theory, decision theory, functional analysis).

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