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Three bodies are involved in the decision making process of the IIiA: the Director, the Executive Board and the Council.
- The Director is the head of the Institute. He/she is elected by means of an open electoral process.
- The Executive Board represents the Council and advises the Director on government issues. It is made up of the Director, the head of each research group, the Research Manager and the Academic Secretary.
- The Council is the most important management body. It is composed of all the members of the Institute i.e. academic, technical and administrative staff.
The IIiA's management also includes a Research Manager, a Technology Transfer Manager, an Academic Secretary and administrative staff.
- The Research Manager is in charge of the day to day management of the Institute.
- The Technology Transfer Manager supports IIiA researchers in technology transfer and innovation activities.
- The Academic Secretary is in charge of the minutes of the Council and Executive Board meetings. He/she also certifies the agreements reached by them.
- The Administrative Staff provides members of the IIiA with administrative support:
Management Staff
Joan Colomer obtained a PhD in Industrial Engineering at the University of Girona in 1998. He is a lecturer at the University of Girona where he carries out R&D on:
- Intelligent control
- Expert supervision
- Multivariate statistical process control
- Case-based reasoning
- Waste water treatment plants
Inès Ferrer obtained a B.S degree in Computer Engineering from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UPC) in 1991 and a PhD in Technologies from the Universitat de Girona (UdG) in 2016. She developes her research on MICELab research group. She is a lecturer at the University of Girona where she carries out R&D on:
- Robust and non-linear control
- Interval methods for robust control.
- Active and semiactive control for offshore support platforms for wind power generation.
- Sustainable energy sources.
José Luis Marzo obtained a PhD in Industrial Engineering at the University of Girona in 1997. He is a Professor at the University of Girona where he carries out R&D on:
- Network bandwidth allocation, performance evaluation and simulation
- Quality of service routing and protection in complex networks
- Network robustness analysis in multiple failure scenarios
- Resource allocation for cognitive radio and sensor network applications
Ramon Fabregat obtained a PhD in Industrial Engineering at the University of Girona in 1998. He is a lecturer at the University of Girona where he carries out R&D on:
- Adaptive Hypermedia Systems
- User modelling and adaptive personalization
- Open Distance Learning
- Collaborative Learning
Joaquim Meléndez obtained a PhD in Industrial Engineering at the University of Girona in 1998. He is a lecturer at the University of Girona where he carries out R&D on:
- Data-driven methods for process supervision
- Multivariate statistical process control
- Data mining and knowledge discovery for fault detection and diagnosis
- Case-based diagnosis
His research is mainly applied to power distribution system and smart grids.
Mateu Sbert obtained a PhD in Computer Science at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in 1997. He is a Professor at the University of Girona where he carries out R&D on the application of Monte Carlo, Integral Geometry and Information Theory techniques to Video Games, Medical Imaging, Global Illumination, Computational Aesthetics, Visualization, Shape Recognition and Viewpoint Selection.
Josep Vehí obtained a PhD in Industrial Engineering at the University of Girona in 1998. He is a Professor at the University of Girona where he carries out R&D on:
- Interval methods for control
- Modelling and control of biomedical systems
- Robust and non-linear control
- Fault detection and diagnosis for complex dynamic systems
- Intelligent methods for structural assessment
Cristina Rubirola is in charge of:
- Project administration and certification
- Budget administration
