José María Luna
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Email: jmluna@uco.es
Postal address: Rabanales Campus, "Albert Einstein" building, 3rd floor. 14071, Córdoba (Spain)
Short Biography
José María Luna graduated in Computer Science with honours at the University of Córdoba (Spain) in 2009. Right after that, he started his PhD, receiving his MSc degree by the University of Granada in 2011, and his PhD with a grade of summa cum laude in Computer Science by the same university in January 2014. His PhD candidacy was granted by the Spanish Ministry of Education under the FPU AP2010-0041 grant.
During his PhD candidacy, Dr. Luna worked on the extraction of association rules by introducing subjective knowledge by means of grammars. As a PhD student, Dr. Luna did a short research stay (3 months in 2012) with Prof. Mykola Pechenizkiy (Eindhoven University of Technology, TU/e) to work on pattern mining and, more specifically, on context-aware and exceptional association rules. Since that, Dr. Luna maintains a close relationship with the Information Systems Group (Eindhoven University of Technology, TU/e). He has done different research stays in the aforementioned research group with which he has participated on different projects as external collaborator.
Currently, Dr. Luna has been awarded with a JdC - training PostDoc grant financed by the ministry of economy and competitiveness (Government of Spain). Dr. Luna is author of the book "Pattern Mining with Evolutionary Algorithms", published by Springer in 2016. He has published more than 30 papers in top ranked journals and international scientific conferences, and he is author of two book chapters. His research is focused on pattern mining, and he is interested in mining patterns on flexible data.
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