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Magnetic attraction: towards a low carbon future with Rolls-Royce, Siemens and Nissan
Our academics are charting a course towards a low carbon future for Britain and the wider world.
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NXP Cup winners
EEE autonomous car racing students secure 1st place and 3rd in UK to qualify for European finals in May.
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Step towards ‘holy grail’ of silicon photonics
A group of researchers from the UK, including Dr Ian Ross from our Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, have demonstrated the first practical laser that has been grown directly on a silicon substrate. This has the potential to transform communications, healthcare and energy systems
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Giant UK battery launched to tackle challenges in energy storage
One of the UK's largest battery-based energy storage facilities has been connected to the grid as part of new research led by the University of Sheffield on the growing area of energy storage. Academics from our department are part of the University's energy storage research team.
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Our investment in semiconductor research equipment
The department has invested £6 million in the last 12 months in semiconductor research equipment, including a new Cluster Tool as part of a larger EPSRC grant.
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Mobile World Congress
The world’s biggest and most influential mobile telecoms event, Mobile World Congress was recently held in Barcelona. Of more than 2000 exhibitors, one of the department's spin off companies, Ranplan, has been named as one of the 10 Movers and Shakers to watch out for.
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Challenges and Innovations in Automotive Engineering Research
The event is is an opportunity to inform the automotive industry and its supply chain of the challenges and innovations in automotive engineering research.
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EMD Research Group to host a UK Magnetics Society Seminar
The Electrical Machines and Drives Research Group will host a UK Magnetics Society Seminar on the topic of Innovative Electrical Machines, on Monday 15th February 2016.
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Best in Cohort Prize Winner announced
Ms Hao Fu has been awarded the Best in Cohort Prize for 2014/15.
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Inaugural David Howe Prize: Winner Announced
Ms Yingnan Rao has been awarded the inaugural David Howe Prize in Electronic and Electrical Engineering for 2014/15.
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Innovative Telecom Energy Efficiency and Infrastructure Summit
Professor O'Farrell will be giving a Speech on Energy Efficiency Metrics for Communication at the Innovative Telecom Energy Efficiency and Infrastructure Summit, April 21-22, 2016 in Berlin, Germany.
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EEE student wins IET Grant
EEE student, Petru Tarabuta has been awarded a grant from The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
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Congratulations to the first Professor Frank Benson Prize Winner
Congratulations to Petru Tarabuta, winner of the first award of the Professor Frank Benson Prize which was established in 2015 through the kind generosity of Professor Benson’s sons Trevor and Peter Benson. The prize was presented to Petru by Dr. Seed.
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The Royal Society Winton Prize for Science Books
Dr Jo Shien Ng, Royal Society University Research Fellow /Senior Lecturer Elect in our department was part of the judging panel for The Royal Society Winton Prize for Science Books.
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'The Future of Logic Device Technology in the Short and Long Term'
Emeritus Professor Hiroshi Iwai, from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, discusses 'The Future of Logic Device Technology in the Short and Long Term'