Granada, Andalusia, Spain
With more than 10 years in the information technology industry, Claudia Villalonga has a wide range of experience in research and innovation, providing project management, and is seasoned in coordinating public-funded innovation projects and in researching and developing novel value-added ICT solutions.
Coordinator of the Master degree in Artificial Intelligence. Lecturer of artificial intelligence and knowledge engineering in the Bachelor degree in Computer Sciences and the Master degree in Visual Analytics and Big Data.
Work at the Research Center for Information and Communications Technologies of the University of Granada (CITIC-UGR). Participation in the research project "Advances in High Performance Computing for Machine Learning based on Heterogeneous Data Sources. Applications in Healthcare and Wellbeing" of the Spanish National Programme for Research aimed at the Challenges of Society. Research Areas: Semantics and Ontologies, and eHealth.
Work at the Telemedicine Cluster of the Biomedical Signals and Systems Group, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science. Participation in the Centre for Monitoring and Coaching for the development of smart, innovative technological solutions for applied questions on health and well-being. Research Areas: Semantics and Ontologies, Smart Coaching, and eHealth.
Work at the Ubiquitous Computing Lab, Department of Computer Engineering, College of Electronics & Information. Participation in the Mining Minds project of the Industrial Core Technology Development Program, leading the efforts for context identification and modeling in a digital health and wellness framework. Research Areas: Semantics and Ontologies, Context Recognition, and eHealth.