| A. James Clark School of Engineering: University of Maryland (USA) |
| Biometrics Research at Michigan State University: Research and publications of the PRIP (Pattern Recognition and Image Processing) lab in the use of fingerprints, hand geometry, face, voice, signature and palmprints as biometric indicators for person verification. |
| Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne: Computer Vision Group EPFL LAMI - person authentication projects (face recognition) |
| IBM T. J. Watson Research Center: Offers information on fingerprint, face recognition and hand geometry biometric techniques. Also links to patent details and publications. |
| IDIAP Research Institute: A non-profit research institute located in Switzerland. Research focused on biometric authentication, speech recognition, computer vision and machine learning. |
| Institut für Neuroinformatik, Ruhr Uni Bochum (Germany): Research group of Professor Christoph von der Malsburg (face recognition) |
| Institute for Secure Information Systems: NSF funded laboratory facilitating hands-on experimentation and project work on issues related to information security. |
| LIMSI-CNRS, Orsay-France: Speaker identification |
| Linguistic Data Consortium LDC: The Linguistic Data Consortium (LDC) creates, collects, and distributes speech and text databases, lexicons and other linguistic resources for research and development. |
| M2VTS Project: European ACTS projects, the M2VTS project (Multi Modal Verification for Teleservices and Security applications) deals with access control by the use of multimodal identification of human faces. |
| MIT Media Laboratory: VISMOD Face Recognition |
| National Laboratory on Machine Perception: (China) |
| NIST: Spoken Natural Language Processing Group |
| NIST Visual Image Processing Group: Research in Document/OCR, Fingerprint, Mugshot, Neural Network, Optical Pattern Recognition |
| Office of Law Enforcement Technology Commercialization (OLETC) Home Page: 3D Face ID Technology: The National Institute of Justice's Office of Science and Technology established OLETC in 1995. Our mission is to develop and deploy an active, broad based national program to assist in the commercialization of innovative technology for use by the law enforcement and corrections community. OLETC's primary objective is to bring research and private industry together to put affordable, market-driven technologies into the hands of law enforcement and corrections personnel. |
| Rutgers University: The Speech Recognition Group: Papers on speech recognition, members, alumni and current projects. |
| Systems Development Laboratory, Hitachi,Ltd (Japan): Biometric Verification Systems |
| Univ. of Cambridge, Dept. of Engineering.: Speech Vision and Robotics Group. |
| University of Helsinki: Department of Phonetics: speaker recognition |
| West Virginia University: Forensic Identification Program |
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