Mohammad Swash

Mohammad Swash is a Lecturer in Digital Media at the Brunel Design School within the College of Engineering, Design and Physical Sciences at Brunel University London. He joined the university in 2013 after completing his Ph.D. in Holoscopic 3D Imaging Systems at the same institution, establishing himself as a leading researcher in advanced imaging technologies.

Dr Swash's extensive research portfolio spans multiple disciplines with a primary focus on 3D imaging and display systems. His work encompasses holoscopic and multiview 3D technologies, including cameras, processing techniques, and display systems. He has made significant contributions to 3D virtual reality, augmented reality, computer vision, and medical image processing. His research in human-computer interaction design and serious gaming demonstrates practical applications of theoretical concepts across various industries.

Analysis of his recent publications (2021-2024) reveals a clear trend toward applying 3D imaging technologies to solve real-world problems in autonomous vehicles, medical applications, and construction. His work increasingly integrates AI and machine learning techniques with 3D imaging systems, particularly in gesture recognition and depth estimation. This interdisciplinary approach bridges theoretical computer vision research with practical implementations across multiple sectors.

Dr Swash has earned significant recognition for his scholarly contributions:

• Prestigious Vice-Chancellor's Doctoral Research Prize, Brunel University London
• IEEE Broadcast Technology Society 2013 Best Paper Award
• First BEST poster presentation prize, Brunel Research Students Conference, ReSCon09, 2009
• Chancellor prize and the Medal for excellence achievement, Brunel University London, 2008
• Graham Hawkes prize for the best final year project, Brunel University London, 2008
• Best UG Project Award in Electronic and Computer Engineering, Brunel University London, 2009

His research funding includes major projects such as the Internet of Radio-Light (funded by the European Commission, 2017-2020), CEPROQHA (funded by Qatar National Research Funds, 2016-2019), and initiatives focused on cultural heritage preservation through 3D imaging. These projects demonstrate the practical impact of his work across healthcare, transportation, and construction industries. Dr Swash actively collaborates with researchers globally and is a member of the IMM research group at Brunel University, contributing to cutting-edge advancements in digital media and 3D technologies.