Our School has been, for decades, one of the largest in the UK in the discipline of electrical and electronic engineering. As a result, we have been able to establish very strong research activities that span the entire spectrum of topics in the discipline.
We are active all the way from the nano-feature scale of opto-electronic devices to the global scale of communications systems.
Along the way, we pass through 'human-scale' topics like neural perception of visual scenes, 'industry-scale' issues in sensing, imaging and control systems, and topics of continental scale such as energy-efficient machines and power distribution networks.
Our research has attained internationally excellent standards, as was shown by the award of '5' status in the Research Assessment Exercise in 2001.
The School has six research groups which reflect our vision of Electrical and Electronic Engineering:
For full details on the research activities in this area, visit the School research pages:
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