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Ms. Anukriti Kaushal

Assistant Professor

Computer Science & Engineering, DTU

At a glance

Researches manipulated-image detection, deepfake generation and detection, and digital image integrity. M.Tech. in Software Engineering (DTU) and a Ph.D. in progress at DTU on intelligent image-forensics strategies.

Full biography

Anukriti Kaushal is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Delhi Technological University (DTU), holding a regular faculty appointment since December 2020. She has been pursuing a Ph.D. at DTU since August 2021, with the thesis topic Development of Intelligent Image-Forensic Strategies. Her research includes manipulated-image detection using deep learning, GAN-based deepfakes and highly compressed images. She completed an M.Tech. in Software Engineering at DTU; her master's thesis addressed symmetric-key encryption based on DNA cryptography. Her research spans digital image forensics, deepfake generation and detection, image manipulation detection and localization, computer vision, machine learning, large language models, backdoor attack mitigation in deep neural networks, and digital security and privacy. Her publisher-verified work includes journal articles in Multimedia Tools and Applications, Earth Science Informatics, and Applied Sciences and conference papers on image forensics, deepfakes, language models, and neural-network security. Google Scholar listed 130 citations, an h-index of 5, and an i10-index of 4 when checked on 5 September 2026; these bibliometrics change over time. She teaches programming, data structures, computer networks, distributed systems, machine learning, compiler design and deep learning and supervises M.Tech. research. DTU also lists her as Deputy Coordinator (IPR-TT), Co-In-Charge of the DBMS Lab, a CSE ISO team member, and an ISO 9001:2015 auditor.

Latest research

Background

  • Ph.D. (Pursuing), Computer Science & Engineering, Delhi Technological University (August 2021–ongoing); thesis: Development of Intelligent Image-Forensic Strategies
  • M.Tech., Software Engineering, Delhi Technological University (August 2017–September 2019); thesis: Symmetric Key Encryption Based on DNA Cryptography
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