Nasir Ibrahim

Dr. Nasir Ibrahim is a Lecturer in Computing at the School of Computing, University of Buckingham, within the Faculty of Computing, Law and Psychology. He holds a BSc and PhD in Computing from the same institution. His teaching focuses on courses such as Academic Skills for Computing, Problem Solving and Programming, Mobile Application Development, and Scripting for Data Analysis.

Dr. Ibrahim’s research interests include Behaviour Biometrics, Multi-Factor Authentication, Computer Vision, and Machine Learning. His work spans projects in remote sensing, land mine surveying, biomedical image analysis, and authentication systems.

He has contributed to peer-reviewed publications addressing topics like brain tumor image classification, satellite imagery analysis for humanitarian mine action, and mobile authentication security. Notable collaborations include work with Ten-D Innovations R&D Centre. His academic roles include supervising undergraduate and postgraduate projects, though no specific grants or awards are listed here.