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Jose Nunez-Yanez is a Professor at Linköping University with expertise in designing hardware architectures for heterogeneous systems, focusing on run-time adaptation, high-performance parallelism, and energy efficiency. He holds a PhD in hardware-based parallel data compression from the University of Loughborough, UK, and has over 20 years of experience in high-performance embedded hardware design. Nunez-Yanez has been awarded patents in high-speed parallel data compression and has previous experience as a Reader (Associate Professor) at Bristol University, UK. He has worked in the industry with companies such as ST Microelectronics, ARM, and Sensata Systems. Nunez-Yanez has significant experience in academic research, including projects funded by the Royal Society, where he served as an International Fellow with collaboration from Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, and with Semiconductor industry partners. He has supervised 20 PhD students and contributed to the field through over 140 scholarly publications in journals and conferences, particularly in energy-proportional computing and FPGA devices. Nunez-Yanez actively participates in academic communities, holding positions such as a member of the Royal Society Grants Board and the EPSRC College. He has also served as a program director at Bristol University, leading the Advanced Microelectronics Systems Engineering program.
Linköping University • Linköping, SE
Leads research in hardware architectures and contributes to the academic development of students and projects.
Bristol University • Bristol, UK
Supervised PhD candidates, directed the AMSE program, and conducted research in engineering.
Royal Society • UK
Collaborated with industry partners like Sensata Systems on projects related to low-power processors.
ST Microelectronics • Milan, Italy
Worked on the automatic design of accelerators and video processing systems.
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