Cognitive biometrics: a novel approach to person authentication

Biographical notes: Kenneth Revett is currently actively engaged in research focused in the development of the field of cognitive biometrics, which relies on the deployment of biosignals (EEG, ECG, EDR) for person authentication. He published the first textbook dedicated to Behavioral Biometrics (Wiley & Sons) and is currently finishing up texts in the areas of cognitive robotics, bioinformatics for computer scientists, and cognitive biometrics. He is the editor of two Inderscience journals: Int. J. of Cognitive Biometrics and the Int. J. of Cognitive Performance Support. He has authored over 130 papers (journal and conference), and served on 30+ international programme committees.

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