Behaviour analysis from video
Measuring facial and head movement in video to understand social and communicative behaviour.
Current focusProfessor of Computer Engineering · MEF University
Teaching machines to see faces, people and human behaviour.
Vice Rector for Research at MEF University, Istanbul. Thirty years of computer vision research, from face recognition and person re-identification to behaviour analysis from video, and now leading MEF's AI Competency Framework.
What I work on
Measuring facial and head movement in video to understand social and communicative behaviour.
Current focusDetecting autism from head movements, with the Center for Autism Research at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
ICMI 2024Illumination- and pose-invariant face recognition, and recognising people across cameras with semantic parsing.
CVPR 2018 · Pattern RecognitionCurrent work
I lead the design and rollout of MEF's AI competency framework. From the 2026–27 cohort, every MEF student graduates with assessed AI competency, so they use AI critically and productively in their own field.
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