Abdulrahman Kerim

Dr Abdulrahman Kerim is a lecturer and an active researcher. He has worked at various universities in the UK, including Lancaster University and the University of Surrey.

Dr Kerim received his PhD in Computer Science from Lancaster University, where his research focused on investigating the advantages and potentials of synthetic data. He currently works as a research fellow at Surrey University, specializing in XML.

His research on developing novel synthetic-aware computer vision models has been recognized internationally. He published many papers on the usability of synthetic data at top-tier conferences and journals such as WACV, BMVC, and IMAVIS.

Dr Kerim has collaborated with renowned researchers from China, India, Brazil, Microsoft, and Google on cutting-edge machine-learning projects, contributing to the advancement of the field.