Research bites lunchtime talk: Border checks on the move (Professor James Ferryman, Department of Computer Science)

Robust border control is essential, but long security queues awaiting weary travellers are not. Professor Ferryman is using a smartphone app and innovative biometric technology at border crossings to transform the future of travel, keeping people moving while ensuring accurate identity verification and border security.

One of our series of lunchtime talks about how research at Reading is addressing twenty-first century challenges.

At 1pm each weekday between Monday 30 September and Wednesday 9 October you can find out more about the research projects displayed in the library foyer (exhibition runs 30 September – 12 October).

Each day, in an informal ten-minute presentation, one of the finalists from the University’s Research Engagement and Impact Awards will present their life-changing work and answer any questions you might have.

Each event will last no longer than 30 minutes.