Marzieh Amini is an Associate Professor in the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering, cross-appointed to theSchool of Information Technology at Carleton University. She is the Optical Systems and Sensors program coordinator. Her research interests include computer vision, remote sensing, autonomous vehicle, sensor fusion and biomedical signal processing. She has been awarded several grants and industrial research contracts supporting her research, including NSERC Discovery Grant, NSERC CFI JELF, The Kenneth M Molson Foundation grant, NRC Transportation Program, several research contracts with Natural resource of Canada (NRCan). She is Associate Editor in Journal Circuits, Systems and Signal Processing since May 2022 and Associate Editor in Journal Franklin Open, Elsevier since June 2022. She is also review editor for Frontiers in Computer Vision since Nov. 2021. She is the Chair of Women in Engineering in the IEEE Consumer Electronic Society and she serves as the board of governor member of the IEEE Consumer Electronic Society since 2025. She is the Chair IEEE Ottawa Industry Relations Committee. She is the TEchnical Chair and Women in Engineering Chair of ICCE 2026 in Dubia.She is the Technical Chair of CCECE 2026 in Montreal. She is a Professional Engineer licensed in Ontario, Canada since 2019.
She was Women in Engineering Chiar of ICCE 2025 Las Vegas. She was chair of Industry Panel SAS 2023, Ottawa. She was the chair of IEEE Montreal Industry Relations Committee, organizing the well-known IEEE Research Boost events between 2021-2022. Before joining Carleton University, Dr. Amini was a data scientist in BlueCity.ai worked on development of automatic traffic monitoring using 3D LiDAR sensors. She was a postdoctoral fellow at Visual Motor Research Lab in McGill Center for Intelligent Machines (CIM) and a lecturer at Electrical and Computer Engineering department of McGill University from 2018 to 2020. She was ranked first in the Nature and Technology category to receive an FRQNT postdoctoral fellowship in 2018. She served as a red judge in the final round of IBM Watson AI XPRIZE.
Electrical and Computer Engineering
McGill University, Montreal, Canada
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
School of Information Technology, cross-appointed to System and Computer Engineering, Website
Visual Motor Research Lab, McGill Centre for Intelligent Machines (CIM)
Blue City Technology, Montreal
Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, McGill University
Organized The 6th IEEE Research Boost: to foster collaborative research projects and networking among the industry, government and academia.
Organized The 5th IEEE Research Boost: to bring together IEEE Members, Academics, Industry, Public Sector and Students to network and enjoy an inspiring technical presentation and discussion.
Organized The 4th IEEE Research Boost to foster collaborative research projects and networking among the industry, government and academia, as well as to present some of the top candidates in their field of expertise.
Organized IEEE Montreal Keynote Event: Cars of the Future, to bring together IEEE Members, Academics, Industry, Public Sector and Students to network and enjoy an inspiring technical presentation and discussion.
Organized The 3rd IEEE Research Boost to foster collaborative research projects and networking among the industry, government and academia, as well as to present some of the top candidates in their field of expertise.
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Ottawa
Multimedia Signal Processing Lab, Concordia University
Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science, Concordia University
Multimedia Signal Processing Lab, Concordia University
IEEE Transactions on Multimedia
IEEE Transactions on Circuits & Systems for Video Technology
Springer Multimedia-Tools and Applications
Elsevier Signal Processing
Journal of the Franklin Institute
Springer- Iranian Journal of Science and Technology
International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS)
International Conference on Current Research in Signal Processing & Communications.
Mid-West Symposium on Circuits and Systems (MWSCAS)
Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering (CCECE)
Iranian Conference on Electrical Engineering (ICEE)
My research interests include signal/image/video processing, biomedical signal processing, statistical modeling, data science, traffic monitoring, computer vision and sensor fusion in autonomous vehicles. More precisely, my research lies at the intersection of computer vision, machine learning and statistical signal modeling with a focus on tackling fundamental machine perception, sensor fusion using learning approaches in order to enable perception system of autonomous vehicles reliably operate in more diverse environments.
Ziaaddin SharifiSoraki, PhD of IT, co-supervised with Prof. S. Rajan, Sep. 2020-Now.
Hasan Abbasi, PhD of IT, co-supervised with Prof. R. Yu, Sep. 2021-Now.
Mohammadreza Sherkati, PhD of SCE, co-supervised with Prof. W. Shi, May 2023-Now.
Aziz Al-Najjar, PhD of DSAAI, co-supervised with Prof. J. Green, January 2024-Now.
Braeden Sherritt, MASc of SCE, Sep. 2023-Now.
Austin Dahlseide, MASc of AE, , co-supervised with Prof. J. Laliberte, Sep. 2024-Now.
Stratos Aivaliotis, BIT of OSS (Under NSERC USRA), May 2025-Now.
Abbodi Yousif, MEng of ECE, Sep. 2024-April 2024.
Abhishek Khoyani, MASc of ECE, graduated in 2023.(Hexagon)
Arshad Mehtiyev, MEng of ECE, graduated in 2023. (Goverment of Canada)
Aziz Al-Najjar, MEng of ECE, graduated in 2023. (PhD student)
Braeden Sherritt, BIT, graduated in 2023. (MSC Student)
David Liu, BIT, graduated in 2021. (NRC)
Elizabeth Major, BIT, graduated in 2021. (Bell)
If you are interested in joining my research group, please send me an email with your CV, indicating research areas of your interest and your research plans (if any), e.g., a research proposal.
Candidates should have good programming skills (Preferably in Python/Matlab).
If you are a Domestic Student (i.e. you are Canadian, have Permenant Residency, or have applied and received your Permenant Residency number) then research opportunities have the potential to come with a Teaching Assistantship (TA), a Research Assistantship (RA), and Scholarships (internal and external).
If you are an International Student, funding is different. International Master's students need to get a funded project, no teaching assistantship is given, and scholarships are limited. International PhD students are given a Teaching Assistantship, some scholarships are available, and funding depends on the project and your GPA.
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My office is located at the following address:
Azrieli Pavilion 230G,
Carleton University,
34 Library Rd, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6
Tel : +1 (613)-520-2600 ext. 1016
E-mail : marzieh dot amini at carleton dot ca