The Pervasive Electronics Advanced Research Laboratory is integrated by a vast, experienced and interdisciplinary group of researchers including professors, post-doctoral researchers (Marie Curie) and Ph.D. students. The members have proved competence in nanoelectronics device simulation, electrical characterization, two- dimensional materials, memory cells, memristors, flexible electronics, sensors and transducers, custom circuit design, and electric mobility. During the last 5 years, members of the Laboratory have participated or coordinated 5 European projects, 4 National projects and 2 Industrial Driven projects. 8 patents have been granted and more than 100 peer-review works have been published. The PEARL has access to state-of-the-art equipment for Electrical Characterization: Impedance Spectroscopy, Vector Network Analysis, Semiconductor Parametric Analysis, Power Analysis…; Structural Characterization: including Raman Spectroscopy, XPS, DRX, AFM, SEM, RMN. There is also a flexible electronics facility counting with spin coating, inkjet printing, 3D printing and screen printing and CNC lasers. Contact: noel(at)ugr(dot)es