Mr. Sonjoy Ranjon Das | Computer Vision | AI & Machine Learning Award

Mr. Sonjoy Ranjon Das | Computer Vision | AI & Machine Learning Award

Lecturer,  Global Banking School, United Kingdom

Mr. Sonjoy Ranjon Das (FHEA, MIEEE, MBCS) is a Lecturer in Computing at the Global Banking School, UK, PhD Candidate in Computer Science at London Metropolitan University, and an affiliated researcher with the AI & Data Science Research Group at London Metropolitan University. He is an emerging academic with expertise in artificial intelligence, soft biometrics, cybersecurity, and privacy-preserving surveillance frameworks aligned with ethical AI deployment and GDPR compliance. Mr. Sonjoy Ranjon Das earned his MSc in Cyber Security Technology with Distinction from Northumbria University, UK, following an MBA in Management Information Systems and a BSc (Hons) in Computer Science from Leading University, Bangladesh, which provided him with an integrated background in computing, management information systems, and advanced security practices. Professionally, he has served in diverse higher-education lecturing roles across the UK including Elizabeth School of London, New City College, Shipley College, and other institutions, as well as holding the position of Research Associate on the SoftMatrix and Surveillance (SMS) Project at Northumbria University, contributing to cross-disciplinary and international research. Mr. Sonjoy Ranjon Das’s research interests include privacy-preserving multimodal soft biometrics for identity verification, AI-driven covert surveillance, ethical and GDPR-compliant surveillance technologies, and the fusion of biometrics for crowd analytics in public safety and border security. His research skills encompass advanced machine learning and computer vision techniques, data analytics, Python and Java programming, cloud-IoT integration, and full-stack development, supported by proficiency in data visualization tools such as Power BI, Tableau, and MATLAB.

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Featured Publications

  • Das, S. R., Kruti, A., Devkota, R., & Sulaiman, R. B. (2023). Evaluation of machine learning models for credit card fraud detection: A comparative analysis of algorithmic performance and their efficacy. FMDB Transactions on Sustainable Technoprise Letters. 12 citations.

  • Thinesh, M. A., Varmann, S. S., Sharmila, S. L., & Das, S. R. (2023). Detection of credit card fraud using random forest classification model. FMDB Transactions on Sustainable Technologies Letters. 9 citations.

  • Pranav, R. P., Prawin, R. P., Subhashni, R., & Das, S. R. (2023). Enhancing remote sensing with advanced convolutional neural networks: A comprehensive study on advanced sensor design for image analysis and object detection. FMDB Transactions on Sustainable Computer Letters. 8 citations.

  • Das, S. R., Hassan, B., Patel, P., & Yasin, A. (2024). Global soft biometrics in surveillance: Benchmark analysis, open challenges, and recommendations. Multimedia Tools and Applications. 6 citations.

Xiping Duan | Visual Tracking | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Xiping Duan | Visual Tracking | Best Researcher Award

Associate Professor at  Harbin Normal University, China

Dr. Xiping Duan is a highly regarded Associate Professor with a Doctor of Engineering degree and a Master’s Thesis Advisor title. Her expertise spans critical areas in artificial intelligence, particularly in computer vision and evidence reasoning. Through an extensive academic journey, Dr. Duan has played a pivotal role in advancing knowledge in intelligent perception, decision-making models, and tracking technologies. Her interdisciplinary approach and continuous pursuit of innovative methodologies have placed her among the noteworthy researchers in her field. Known for both leadership and teamwork, she contributes significantly to academic progress through impactful research, dedicated mentorship, and strong collaboration across institutional and disciplinary boundaries.

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Education

Dr. Duan holds a Doctorate in Engineering, where her academic foundation was built upon rigorous training in information processing, machine learning, and pattern recognition. Her doctoral studies provided her with an in-depth understanding of high-performance computing and intelligent systems, which later became central to her academic pursuits. Her educational background is also marked by a consistent focus on integrating theory with practical application—particularly in areas such as object tracking and knowledge-based systems.

Experience

In her role as Associate Professor, Dr. Duan has led several influential projects and mentored graduate students across topics ranging from computer vision algorithms to intelligent diagnosis systems. She has served as the principal investigator and team member on multiple funded research projects supported by national and provincial institutions. Notably, she hosted the project “Key Technology Research on Video Object Tracking” funded by the Heilongjiang Provincial Education Fund. She also contributed to national-level research on soil and water conservation and mobile database consistency. Her multifaceted involvement in both teaching and research illustrates a career grounded in academic excellence and applied science.

Research Interest

Dr. Duan’s research interests lie at the intersection of artificial intelligence, image processing, and evidence reasoning. Her work has focused on developing algorithms that enhance object tracking performance and on building interpretable models for complex decision-making tasks. A particular emphasis has been placed on belief rule bases and multi-modal feature integration for intelligent prediction systems. Her current research includes pyramid channel attention mechanisms, interpretable deep belief systems for disease diagnosis, and advanced video tracking technologies. These endeavors reflect her commitment to solving real-world problems using cutting-edge AI technologies.

Award

Dr. Duan was honored with the Second Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress by the People’s Government of Heilongjiang Province in December 2010. This prestigious recognition was awarded for her contributions to the development of a non-contact, high-speed, and high-precision detection system for the outer diameter of tapered rollers. The accolade highlights her capability to translate research innovations into practical solutions with high industrial value. Her ability to bridge the gap between academic inquiry and technological application has earned her both peer respect and institutional accolades.

Publication

Dr. Duan has published several impactful papers in well-regarded international journals. A selection of her recent publications includes:

  1. “A Target Tracking Method Based on a Pyramid Channel Atten tion Mechanism,” Sensors, 2025; cited by 15 articles.

  2. “A Chronic Kidney Disease Diagnostic Model Based on an Interpretable Deep Belief Rule Base,” IEEE Access, 2025; cited by 11 articles.

  3. “A Tunnel Squeezing Prediction Model Based on the Hierarchical Belief Base,” IEEE Access, 2024; cited by 9 articles.

  4. “Improved ECO Object Tracking Algorithm Using GhostNet Convolutional Features,” Laser Technology, 2022; cited by 17 articles.

  5. “Video Object Tracking with Multi-Modal Features Joint Sparse Representation,” Journal of Harbin Engineering University, 2015; cited by 21 articles.

  6. “A Semantic-Level Text Collaborative Image Recognition Method,” Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology, 2014; cited by 24 articles.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Dr. Xiping Duan exemplifies a dedicated researcher and academic leader in the fields of artificial intelligence and computer vision. Her scholarly contributions, including peer-reviewed publications and successful project leadership, demonstrate a strong trajectory of academic achievement. Her recognized innovation in detection and tracking technologies has not only advanced theoretical research but also found relevance in practical engineering applications. With her dynamic combination of technical expertise, mentorship, and recognition through awards, Dr. Duan is an exemplary candidate for the “Best Researcher Award.”