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The University of Sheffield
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Electroluminescence - green LED in the Centre for GaN Materials and Devices
17 March 2020

EpiPix: A New Way With Micro-LEDs

Based on EEE Professor Tao Wang's expert research a University of Sheffield spin out company, EpiPx, is set to deliver the ultra-high brightness, ultra-small microLED arrays that industry players crave. Read the article here.
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8 March 2020

Celebrating International Women's Day

To mark International Women's Day on the 8th March 2020 Electronic and Electrical Engineer, Professor Chu, shares her career path and what it means to her having been awarded a Professorship in the Communications Research Group in the Department.

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19 February 2020

EEE academic leads development of new cost-effective, fluid-based methods for cooling industrial electrical machines

Dr. Guang-Jin Li from the Department of Electronic and Electrical has won an EPSRC fund to improve the effectiveness of electrical machines in the automotive, renewable energy and aerospace sectors. Dr Li is part of the Electrical Machines and Drives Research Group in the Department and will be working with Professor Zhu and from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering Professor Morley.