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• Computer Vision
• Deep Learning
• Image Processing
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Chabbi Houda is a Full Professor at the Fribourg School of Engineering and Architecture, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland. She leads research at the iCoSys Institute for Complex Systems, focusing on AI-driven solutions for industrial and societal challenges. Her work bridges computer vision, deep learning, and practical applications from medical imaging to construction materials. Her research explores: Advanced computer vision for industrial inspection and monitoring Deep learning architectures for anomaly detection and predictive modeling Multimodal data fusion in surveillance systems AI applications in material science and healthcare She leads significant projects including: HIGH-ROAD (2025-2026): Hierarchical AI for road asset inventory using orthoimagery VideoCognition (2023-2025): Explainable AI for surveillance systems with Morphean SA SoNIT (2025-2028): Sonography nerve tracking with FHNW Concrete AI (2022-2025): Machine learning for recycled concrete optimization Her lab at iCoSys Institute collaborates with academic partners including University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland and industry leaders in medical tech, surveillance, and construction.

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Assistant Professor

• Political Anthropology
• Europeanization Studies
• Narratology
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Dr. Stefan Groth is a Senior Assistant Professor and Private Lecturer for Empirical Cultural Studies at the University of Zurich's Faculty of Philosophy, where he heads the Popular Cultures Laboratory. His research focuses on political anthropology, Europeanization studies, narratology, linguistic anthropology, communication ethnography, organizational studies, cultural sports studies, and cultural heritage/cultural property. Ph.D. in Sociology, Cultural Anthropology, and Economic/Social Psychology from Göttingen and Udine Postdoctoral research at University of Bonn and Käte Hamburger Kolleg/Center for Global Cooperation Research Habilitation thesis on 'Mediocrity as Practice and Constellation' Research Trends : His recent publications analyze political narratives in international relations (2024), Euroscepticism in digital contexts (2023), ethics in multilateral negotiations (2020), and cultural practices in cycling and housing. Key themes include: Narratological approaches to digital truth-making Comparative analysis of middle-class orientations Self-optimization and relational subjectivity Cultural heritage as strategic resource in EU policy Linguistic pragmatics in international institutions