About me

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science. I joined the department in March 2023.

I completed my PhD in 2020 with a focus on applied machine learning. My dissertation was titled Weak Supervision in High-Dimensional, Data-Scarce Prediction Problems. My research has been focused on applied machine learning across different application areas, including bioinformatics, medical imaging and computer vision. I am particularly interested in modeling problems that demand tailored solutions, where generic off-the-shelf methods may prove inadequate due to unique characteristics of data. You can view my publications on my Google Scholar profileLink opens in a new window.

Before joining the current position, I served as an Assistant Professor in the Department of AI and Data Science at NUCES, Islamabad, Pakistan. Prior to that I worked as a Research Fellow in the TIA centreLink opens in a new window at Warwick.

Teaching

Academic Year 2024/25

I am involved in the following module in Term-1:

CS413/933 - Image and Video AnalysisLink opens in a new window (as module organiser)

CS908 - Research MethodsLink opens in a new window

In Term-2, I will be co-organising the following modules:

CS416 - Optimisation MethodsLink opens in a new window

CS424 - Computational BiologyLink opens in a new window

Academic Year 2023/24

I was involved in the following modules in Term-1:

CS118 - Programming for Computer ScientistsLink opens in a new window

CS260 - AlgorithmsLink opens in a new window

In Term - 2, I will be co-organizing the following modules:

CS416 - Optimisation MethodsLink opens in a new window

CS424 - Computational BiologyLink opens in a new window

Email: amina.asif@warwick.ac.uk

Room MSB 4.19
Mathematical Sciences Building
University of Warwick
Coventry
CV4 7AL