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Noel Rodriguez

Prof. Noel Rodriguez

University of Granada

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Noel Rodriguez received the Electronics Engineer degree (B.Sc.+M.Eng.) by the University of Granada in 2004 obtaining the first national award of university education. In 2008, he recived a double Ph.D. by the University of Granada and the National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble (France) with the extraordinary award. At the present time, he holds a Tenured Professor position at the University of Granada being also head of the Pervasive Electronics Advanced Research Laboratory (PEARL). His research lines cover the development of applications based on Laser-Induced Graphene; the development of new transduction platforms for sensors; the investigation of new elemental devices for its application in the neuromorphic field; the development of new memory cells; and the low-power energy conversion. He has participated in 25 research projects (including National and Internationals), co-authored 15 international patents.

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Noel Rodriguez received the Electronics Engineer degree (B.Sc.+M.Eng.) by the University of Granada in 2004 obtaining the first national award of university education. In 2008, he recived a double Ph.D. by the University of Granada and the National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble (France) with the extraordinary award. At the present time, he holds a Tenured Professor position at the University of Granada being also head of the Pervasive Electronics Advanced Research Laboratory (PEARL). His research lines cover the development of applications based on Laser-Induced Graphene; the development of new transduction platforms for sensors; the investigation of new elemental devices for its application in the neuromorphic field; the development of new memory cells; and the low-power energy conversion. He has participated in 25 research projects (including National and Internationals), co-authored 15 international patents.