This page is part of an independent academic archive initiative, preserving records of public presentations from the University of Virginia's Computer Science Department.
The dissertation explores approaches to it takes two: exploring interactions between smart objects and wearables to implicitly identify and authenticate object users. The research addresses challenges in this area and contributes new methodologies to the field of computer science.
This archival record preserves the announcement of JUHI RANJAN's PhD Dissertation Defense Presentation at the University of Virginia. The dissertation defense represents the culmination of doctoral research, where candidates present and defend their original contribution to the field before their dissertation committee.
This area of computer science research continues to advance our understanding of computational methods and their applications in solving real-world problems.