Seyran Khademi is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment (ABE) and the co-director of AiDAPT lab (AI for Design, Analysis, and Optimization in Architecture and the Built Environment). She is working as an interdisciplinary researcher between the Computer Vision lab and the Architecture Department at ABE. Her research interest lies at the intersection of Data, Computer Vision, and Deep Learning.

In 2020 she was honored to be the research in residence fellow at the Royal Library of the Netherlands working on visual recognition for children’s book collection. In 2017 she was appointed as a postdoctoral researcher at the Computer Vision lab working on the ArchiMediaL project, researching the automatic detection of buildings and architectural elements in visual data focusing on visual place recognition methods for archival data and street-view imagery.

Seyran received her PhD in statistical signal processing and optimization in 2015 from TU Delft, followed by postdoctoral research on Intelligent Audio and Speech algorithms. She received her MSc. degree in Signal Processing from the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, in 2010 and her BSc degree from the University of Tabriz in Iran.