Welcome Dr Rubina Sarki

22 March 2022

Dr Rubina Sarki has joined the AiLECS lab to work on detection and prevention of deepfakes, as part of an interdisciplinary team led by Associate Professor Asher Flynn (Criminology, Faculty of Arts) along with Associate Professor Campbell Wilson (AiLECS Lab) and Professor Jonathan Clough (Faculty of Law). Rubina holds bachelor’s degree in technology (B. Tech), a master’s degree in human-computer interactionand robotics, and a Ph.D. in health data informatics.

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