Dr Richard Matthews (BE(Hons) PhD MAICD MIEAust) focuses on the intersection of cybersecurity and forensics. He completed his PhD at the University of Adelaide, Australia with a thesis titled "Towards a Unified Theory of Sensor Pattern Noise: an analysis of dark current, lens effects and temperature bias in CMOS Image Sensors." He writes on the topics of cybersecurity and forensics.
Experience
2020–present
Associate lecturer, University of Adelaide
2019–2020
Postdoctoral research associate, University of Adelaide
2017–2020
Councillor, University of Adelaide
2015–2019
Casual Academic, University of Adelaide
2015–2019
PhD Candidate, University of Adelaide
2017–2018
Academic Consultant, Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre, University of Adelaide
Education
2019
University of Adelaide , Doctorate in Electronic Engineering
2014
University of Adelaide, Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons)
Publications
2019
An analysis of optical contributions to a photo-sensor's ballistic fingerprints, Digital Investigation
2019
Isolating lens effects from source camera identification using sensor pattern noise, Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences
Grants and Contracts
2019
Comparison of methods for 3D evidence reconstruction
Role:
Primary Investigator
Funding Source:
National Institute of Forensic Sciences
Professional Memberships
Institution of Engineers Australia
Australian and New Zealand Forensic Sciences Society