WPF to present advanced tutorial at IEEE WACV Computer Vision conference

The World Privacy Forum is pleased to announce the agenda and speakers for a half-day tutorial on 28 February, 2025 for the international IEEE Computer Vision Conference, to be held this year in Tucson, Arizona. This tutorial presents advanced privacy research and analysis in the intersection of Computer Vision and governance and privacy, with a focus on health, medicine, and biodata. See the full agenda here.

World Privacy Forum Half Day Tutorial, Data Protection and Privacy in Biomedical, Healthcare, and Medicine

When: 28 February 2025, 1-5 pm
Where: Salon C,
Located in the JW Marriott Starpass Hotel, Tucson, Arizona

See IEEE WACV Conference site for registration information

Posted February 25, 2025 in

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