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Major Step Forward In Semiconductor Materials
Researchers make major step forward in semiconductor materials for use in low level sensing applications such as future 6G communication.
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Supercharging the UK's Offshore Wind Sector
Professor Martin Foster spoke at Breakfast Meeting hosted by the Industry and Parliament Trust on 9th July 2019 sharing his expert views on how Parliament and Industry can work together to ensure a prosperous offshore wind sector.
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Launch of ESPRC Future Electrical Machines Manufacturing Hub
University of Sheffield launches new research hub to put the UK at the forefront of a new electrical revolution led by Prof Geraint Jewell from the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering.
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Fully-funded PhD Scholarships: applications welcome
Six fully-funded PhD Scholarships are being offered by the recently launched EPRSC funded Future Electrical Machines Manufacturing Hub, including two based within EEE's Electrical Machines & Drves Research Group.
This article is located in a different section of the University of Sheffield website.
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Professor Rodenburg awarded one of academia’s greatest honours.
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Next generation of offshore wind turbines set to be developed by EEE
Professor David Stone from EEE is leading the development the next generation of offshore wind turbines, which could lead to greener, lower cost electricity generation, as part of a new research hub.
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UK Semiconductors Annual Conference 2019 - registration now open
UK Semiconductors Annual Conference 2019 – Wednesday 10th and Thursday 11th July 2019 will be held at the Sheffield Hallam University.
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Professor Tan Begins His Appointment As The New Head of Department for EEE
Professor Chee Hing Tan begins his appointment as Head of Department for EEE as Professor Geraint Jewell steps down after 5 years of being in this role.
Professor Tan shares with us his thoughts on the unique strengths the Department of Electronic and Engineering has and his plans for the future.
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EEE Student Ben Griffiths Shares His Experience of Taking Part in the Siemens Hackathon
EEE student Ben Griffiths took part in the 48 hour Sir Williams Siemens Mindsphere Hackathon Challenge held at The University of Sheffield in November 2018.
Working with students from other Engineering disciplines and universities, Ben worked as part of a multi-disciplined team to visualise data taken from The Diamond.
Find out about his experience here.
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New world-leading advanced engineering research centres open in Sheffield
Northern Powerhouse Minister Jake Berry MP and Mayor of the Sheffield City Region Dan Jarvis MP visited Sheffield to open the University of Sheffield’s three new multi-million pound research centres which aim to boost the region’s reputation as a hub for advanced engineering and industrial digital technologies.
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EEE Student Reaches Final of Connected Nations Pioneer Competition
PhD student Stephen Henthorn has reached the finals of the UK wide EPSRC Connected Nations Pioneer Competition recognising exceptional research contributions towards the development of a Connected Nation.
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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!