Joan Navarro Martín
CV - Joan Navarro Martín
Coordinator of the Master’s Degree in Big Data Engineering at the School of Engineering La Salle
La Salle Campus Barcelona – Ramon Llull University
Coordinator of the Cloud and Edge Computing research line of the Smart Society Research Group
La Salle Campus Barcelona – Ramon Llull University
Academic background
- PhD in ICT and their Management, La Salle Campus Barcelona – Ramon Llull University (Spain), 2015
- MSc in Telecommunications Engineering, La Salle Campus Barcelona – Ramon Llull University (Spain), 2008
- BSc in Telecommunications Engineering (Telematics), La Salle Campus Barcelona – Ramon Llull University (Spain), 2006
Teaching activity
Full-time lecturer at La Salle Campus Barcelona – Ramon Llull University since 2008, teaching in the areas of distributed systems, digital systems, and microprocessors.
Research and knowledge transfer activity
Researcher in the Cloud & Edge Computing area within the Smart Society Research Group. His research lines focus on concurrency control in large-scale distributed systems and replication policies in cloud-based databases. He was a member of the Research Group in Internet Technologies & Storage (GRITS) (2014–2021). He is currently involved in several R&D projects. Updated list of publications: https://users.salle.url.edu/~joan.navarro/pub_list.html
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Sustainable mobility and circular economy are fundamental pillars in the fight against the climate crisis, covering all modalities of tra...
The development and implementation of novel and advanced healthcare systems based on ICT requires a greater interaction between healthcar...
HOTSUP projects aims to improve/innovate online teaching so to fulfil the needs of Higher Education when delivering training in the hybri...
PLANET4 aims at filling the gap between scientific research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) and its industrial...
After a first proof of concept in Livingston Island, the project aims to expand the use of communications in HF (3-30 MHz) by ionospheric...
The goal of the project is to contribute to fill in the existing knowledge gap that university students have with regard to Industry 4.0....