José Manuel Sánchez-Pena is
a Professor of Electronic Technology at Carlos III University of Madrid. He was a Visiting
Researcher at the University of Exeter (UK) in 1994-95 in the Department of
Physics and a Founder and Director of the Displays & Photonic Applications Group
(1998-present) and Deputy Director of the Electronic Technology Department
(2015-actualiidad). He in the Deputy Director and Head of Research and Transfer of the
Spanish Center of Subtitling and Audio Description (CESyA) dependent on Real
Patronato sobre Discapacidad (2005-present). His main research topics are
electro-optical devices, sensors, advanced electronic instrumentation, and
photonic technologies for disability. He is a co-author of 118 articles in
indexed international journals (JCR) and more than 240 communications in
International and National Congresses, as well as 8 patents (4 of them in
exploitation and 4 with PCT coverage) and 4 software registrations (3 in
exploitation), 6 brand registrations in exploitation as well as 1 utility
model. He has led 23 competitive international and national projects and 22
contracts with companies and public institutions. He is Director of the
Indra-Adecco Foundation Chair -UC3M In Assistive Technologies (20 14-2020) and
has been Co-Director of the EADS-Adecco Foundation Chair-UC3M for the
employment of people with disabilities in aeronautical environments (2012-14). He has supervised nine
PhD theses, two of them with an international doctorate mention.
José Manuel Sánchez-Pena is
a Professor of Electronic Technology at Carlos III University of Madrid. He was a Visiting
Researcher at the University of Exeter (UK) in 1994-95 in the Department of
Physics and a Founder and Director of the Displays & Photonic Applications Group
(1998-present) and Deputy Director of the Electronic Technology Department
(2015-actualiidad). He in the Deputy Director and Head of Research and Transfer of the
Spanish Center of Subtitling and Audio Description (CESyA) dependent on Real
Patronato sobre Discapacidad (2005-present). His main research topics are
electro-optical devices, sensors, advanced electronic instrumentation, and
photonic technologies for disability. He is a co-author of 118 articles in
indexed international journals (JCR) and more than 240 communications in
International and National Congresses, as well as 8 patents (4 of them in
exploitation and 4 with PCT coverage) and 4 software registrations (3 in
exploitation), 6 brand registrations in exploitation as well as 1 utility
model. He has led 23 competitive international and national projects and 22
contracts with companies and public institutions. He is Director of the
Indra-Adecco Foundation Chair -UC3M In Assistive Technologies (20 14-2020) and
has been Co-Director of the EADS-Adecco Foundation Chair-UC3M for the
employment of people with disabilities in aeronautical environments (2012-14). He has supervised nine
PhD theses, two of them with an international doctorate mention.