Vasily Moshnyaga

Vasily MOSHNYAGA

(Vasile MOSNEAGA)

Professor

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Computer Systems Laboratory (Moshnyaga Lab.)
Department of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science
Faculty of Engineering
Fukuoka University

Address: 8-19-1, Nanakuma, Jonan-ku, Fukuoka 801-0180 JAPAN
Tel: +81-92-801-0833
Fax: +81-92-801-0833
Email: vasily ATMARK fukuoka-u.ac.jp>
Office: Bldg.#14, Room 315

Academic Degree: Ph.D.in Computer Science ( Moscow Aviation Institute ), 1987.

Experience
2005.09 - 2006.09 University of California, Los Angeles, Computer Science Department, Visiting Scientist
1998.04 - nowdays, Fukuoka University, Department of Electronics Engineering and Computer Science, Professor
1992.04 - 1998.04 Kyoto University, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Lecturer
1990.10 - 1992.04 Kyoto University, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Visiting Researcher
1986.10 - 1992.04 Technical University of Moldova, Department of Computers, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor (1990.05 -1992.04)
1982.10 - 1986.09 University of Aerospace Technology (former Moscow Aviation Institute), Research Associate
1980.12 - 1982.09 Technical University of Moldova (former Kishinev Politechnical Institute), Department of Computers, Lecturer

Teaching

Logic Circuits (undergraduate, 2 year, spring)
Microcomputers (undergraduate, 3 year, spring)
Advanced Computer Architecture (graduate, spring)
Laboratory Experiments A (undergraduate, 3 year, spring)
Introduction to Informatics and Electronics Engineering, (undergraduate, 1 year, spring)
Introduction to Informatics and Electronics Engineering, Exercise (undergraduate, 1 year, fall)

Research

Vasily G. Moshnyaga concentrates his research investigations on hardware and software design of application specific systems with particular emphasis on smart and assistive technologies and applications. More specifically, he is interested in new information processing algorithms, communication technologies, hardware and software architectures and design techniques capable of implementing human functions, sensing and recognizing human activities and intentions, and assisting humans in daily life.
Current research projects address:

Methods and Techniques for reducing energy consumption of digital systems
Video processing algorithms and architectures
Design of Human-In-The-Loop Systems
Human Sensing and Human Activity Recogition
Assistive Information & Communication Technologies

Academic Society:

IEEE (Computers Society, Circuits and Systems Society),Senior Member
IEICE, Member
IPSJ, Member

Publications

Lectures, Talks, Presentations

Last Updated: Jan.2017