Rodriguez-Vazquez Angel

Ángel Rodríguez-Vázquez is a Full Professor of Electronics at Universidad de Sevilla since 1995, with a focus on mixed-signal microelectronics for sensors and communications. He co-founded the Instituto de Microelectrónica de Sevilla and pioneered chaos-based applications in instrumentation and communications, including the first chaos-based MoDem chipset.

• PhD in Physics-Electronics (Universidad de Sevilla, 1982)
• Research stays at University of California at Berkeley (1996) and Texas A&M University (1989)

His research spans bio-inspired vision systems, analog design optimization, and energy-efficient mixed-signal systems. He designed three generations of vision chips commercialized via AnaFocus Ltd., which he co-founded and led as CEO until 2009.

Scientific honors include IEEE Fellow (1999), multiple best paper awards (IEEE, Wiley, SPIE), and the La Caixa-Grupo JOLY award (2010). He holds eight patents and contributed to EuroPractice teaching materials on ADCs.