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Roberto Casula is an Assistant Professor at the University of Cagliari, specializing in Biometrics and Fingerprint Spoofing. He leads research in liveness detection, adversarial machine learning, and explainability. His work focuses on enhancing security in biometric systems through innovative methods like 3D face reconstruction and fusion techniques for surveillance applications.
Education:
- Bachelor's in Electronic Engineering (University of Cagliari, 2015)
- Master's in Telecommunications Engineering (University of Cagliari, 2019)
- PhD in Biometrics, PRALab (2023), thesis: The Art of Fingerprint Spoofing
Research Interests:
- Fingerprint presentation attack detection
- Adversarial attacks and deepfake mitigation
- Explainability in security systems
- Crowd analysis and surveillance
- 3D face biometrics and fusion methods
Competitions & Leadership: Organized the LivDet competition (2021-2023), overseeing spoof creation and sensor integration. Pioneered realistic fingerprint spoofing techniques like ScreenSpoof. Collaborates with PRA Lab and PRALab on biometric security challenges.
Labs & Teams: Active member of PRA Lab and PRALab, focusing on fingerprint spoofing, liveness detection, and adversarial machine learning applications.
