Informatics Institute faculty member Behçet Uğur Töreyin coauthored paper titled  'Third Level Identification with Hyperspectral Imaging in Fingerprints' in relation to conference '2023 31st Signal Processing and Communications Applications Conference (SIU)' on 28 August 2023.

DOI10.1109/SIU59756.2023.10223903

Abstract:
Fingerprints are accepted as the key evidence in reaching the crime and the criminal. Identification from fingerprints is done at three levels. At the first level; fingerprint groups and subgroups, at the second level; fingerprint line characteristics, and at the third level, details such as pores, papilla structure, width, mold area and fractures. With the developing technology, algorithms are developed in which fingerprint direction and angle, combinations of placement between papillary characteristics and papillary flows are included in the evaluation process. In the study, 1–n queries were made in a dataset created from 800 fingerprints by manually and automatically extracted features with the blob detection algorithm, by randomly generating the latent fingerprints on which the pore details were displayed on the fingerprint line characteristics with hyperspectral imaging. In the fingerprint query, the latent fingerprints and the plain tenprints in the dataset were ranked using a score-based approach using the iterative closest point algorithm. According to the results obtained, it was observed that the score of the first candidate was higher and the scores of the candidates who came after it, were lower with the increase in the number of pores marked on the papilla lines and the accurate marking of these pores.

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  • The paper titled “Non-Invasive Complete Hemodynamic Model to Investigate the Effect of Multi-Stenosis in Patient-Specific Coronary Arteries”, jointly prepared by research assistants Hacer Duzman and E. Cenk Ersan, andProf. Dr. M. Serdar Çelebi from the Computational Science and Engineering Program, has been awarded the Best Paper Award at the ESM’25. (22-24 Oct. 2025 Belgium)
  • Hacer Duzman and Muhammed Enis Şen, PhD students of Computational Science and Engineering Program, received awards in the "5 Minute Thesis Competition" organized at the "Başarım 2024 8th National High Performance Computing Conference".

There is also a High Performance Computing Laboratory established with the support of the State Planning Organization within the Institute.