Michael Kemp
Lecturer
School of Computing and Methamatics
Charles Sturt University
Australia
Biography
Michael did a BSc(Adv) with the USyd. After getting the University of Sydney Science Achievement Prize in 2000 for getting the best weighted average mark for a BSc student, he graduated with first class honours and a medal in 2001. He then did his PhD on Geometric Seifert 4-manifolds over aspherical bases for the next three and a half years. Just before submitting his PhD he moved to Orange to become a lecturer at University of Sydney's Orange campus in 2004. When the campus was transferred to CSU in 2005, Michael transferred too and he has been there since.
Research Interest
Pattern recognition and computer vision Algebraic Topology Krylov Spaces Statistics
