Jose Nunez-Yanez

Jose Nunez-Yanez is a Professor in Professor in Adaptive and Energy Efficient Hardware for ML at Linköping University (Sweden). Prior to that he was a Reader (associate professor) in adaptive and energy efficient computing at the University of Bristol and member of the microelectronics group. He holds a PhD in hardware-based parallel data compression from the University of Loughborough, UK, with three patents awarded on the topic of high-speed parallel data compression. His main area of expertise is in the design of reconfigurable architectures for signal processing with a focus on run-time adaptation, parallelism and energy-efficiency. In 2006-2007 he was a Marie Curie research fellow at ST Microelectronics, Milan, Italy working on the automatic design of accelerators for video processing. In 2011 he was a Royal Society research fellow at ARM Ltd, Cambridge, UK working on high-level modelling of the energy consumption in heterogeneous many-core systems.