Professor Rae Earnshaw,

Emeritus Professor

Biography

Professor RaeEarnshaw MA PhD FBCS FInstP FRSA CEng CITP

RaeEarnshaw is Professor of Electronic Imaging at the University of Bradfordsince 1995 (now Emeritus). He gained his PhD at the University of Leeds and is a chartered engineer andchartered information technology professional. He was Dean of the School of Informatics(1999-2007) and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Strategic Systems Development)(2004-09). He has been a VisitingProfessor at Illinois Institute of Technology, George Washington University, USA,and Northwestern Polytechnical University, China. He is a member of ACM, IEEE, CGS, and a Fellow of the British Computer Society and the Institute of Physics. He has authored and edited 43 books on computer graphics, visualization,multimedia, design, and virtual reality, and published over 200 papers in theseareas. Book publishers include: AddisonWesley, Springer, Academic Press, Cambridge University Press, IEEE ComputerSociety Press, and John Wiley & Sons Inc. He is on a number of Editorial Boards of international journals and is aTop Management Programme Fellow of the Leadership Foundation. In his role as Pro Vice-Chancellor, he led abroad range of 60 linked projects over 5 years which developed the University’selectronic information and communications capability and infrastructure. Although playing a significant role inacademic leadership and management over the past 15 years, he has maintainedhis research and publication record and has been included in all the RAEs/REFs since 1996. Hiscurrent objectives are to further develop his research and development in theareas of digital media, HCI, mobile learning, digital convergence, computergraphics, visualization, multimedia, and related areas. He is a member of the Centre for VisualComputing at the University of Bradford whichperforms world-class research and development in the area of visual image dataprocessing.

7 new publications on Data Science, Visual Computing, Art,Design, Creative Industries and Digital Media published 2016 – present

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