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The Centre for GaN Materials and Devices hosts the first China-UK Workshop on Wide Band-gap Semiconductor Materials and Devices
In June 2018 over 40 delegates from the UK and China attended the workshop which was supported by the Solid-State Lighting Engineering Research Centre (Xi’an Jiaotong University), the Institute of Physics (IOP) and the Centre for GaN Materials and Devices (University of Sheffield).
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Record Breaking Microscope Developed By The Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
A revolutionary electron microscope can produce images in the highest resolution ever obtained. It was developed using computational algorithms pioneered by members of the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Sheffield and could be used to study 3D atomic structure at unprecedented resolution
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The University of Sheffield to collaborate on ambitious £5.54m manufacturing innovation project for advanced materials and devices
An ambitious research project involving the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, the Department of Physics and the National Epitaxy Facility at The University of Sheffield aims to develop new manufacturing techniques for advanced materials and devices and has been awarded more than £5m in funding.
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Congratulations To Our PGR Students Graduating in July 2018!
The Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering are proud to announce the list of students that have completed their PhD studies with us and will graduate in July 2018. Good luck for your future and stay in touch!
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Student Shares Experience Of Being First To Study New MSc in Bioengineering.
MSc student Sai Ganesh explains why he chose to study the new MSc(Eng) in Bioengineering: Imaging and Sensing offered by EEE at The University of Sheffield and his experience so far.
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EEE Student Antarip Giri Provides Insight Into Studying MSc Advanced Electrical Machines, Power Electronics and Drives.
Antarip provides an insight into his why he chose to study an MSc in Advanced Electrical Machines, Power Electronics and Drives with the EEE Department at The University of Sheffield.
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Sheffield Advanced Detector Centre Awarded First Place
The Sheffield Advanced Detector Centre at The University of Sheffield have been awarded first place by the Journal of Wound Care Awards for Innovation in Surgical Site Infection. This is in recognition of their work on thermal imaging Cesarean Section wounds to predict future infections and reduce the use of antibiotics.
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Industry Partnerships Enable Top Teaching Facilities for Our Students
Industry partnerships between The Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering (EEE), VxI and National Instruments have produced top-class practical teaching tools for our students.
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2017 Prize Winners
Congratulations to our 2017 Prize Winners! The prizes have been awarded as recognition for their hard work and contribution to the Department. Find out who won and see what the prize winners have to say.
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Engineering and innovation bring notable success to the University of Sheffield
The University of Sheffield is celebrating the doubling of income for engineering research over the past four years
This article is located in a different section of the University of Sheffield website.
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Centenary event - Saturday 22 July 2017
Join us on Saturday 22nd July for the EEE Centenary Event
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University of Sheffield to lead on UK wind power technology for the future
The University of Sheffield will lead a £7.6m research project to improve the country’s offshore wind power technologies.
This article is located in a different section of the University of Sheffield website.
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Sheffield Telegraph Article "A century of engineering innovation at university"
The Sheffield Telegraph has published an article that looks back at a century of engineering innovation at the university, including the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering.
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Europe’s largest hybrid flywheel battery project to help grid respond to energy demand
Europe’s largest and the UK’s first battery flywheel system will be connected to the Irish and UK grids to help respond to energy demand as part of a new project involving engineers from the University of Sheffield.
This article is located in a different section of the University of Sheffield website.
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BMS 2017 - Moors Instruments Prize Winner - Robert Byers
Congratulations to Robert Byers from the EEE Biophotonics Group who was awarded the Moor Instruments Best Technology Abstract Prize at the 67th Annual meeting of the British Microcirculation Society (Held at the University of Birmingham).