Electronic and Electrical Engineering News

Graduates, students and staff came together for the annual Telecommunications with Business alumni event at UCL.

Dr Ajay Beniwal has been awarded the DST INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship by India’s Ministry of Science and Technology in recognition of his innovative work in smart sensing and flexible electronics.

Professor Tony Kenyon spoke at the House of Commons Science, Innovation & Technology Committee to advocate for neuromorphic computing as a sustainable alternative.

Congratulations to all UCL Engineering colleagues on the UCL Senior Academic, Research and Teaching Promotions 2024 -2025 Successful List.

The Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering is delighted to celebrate the promotion of five academic staff in this year’s UCL Promotions round.

Dr Adnan Mehonic has received the EU-40 Materials Prize from E-MRS, recognising his impactful research in nanoelectronics and materials science.

UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering recently brought its research community together for a vibrant day of talks, posters and collaboration.

Every International Women in Engineering Day (June 23), UCL Engineering takes the opportunity to showcase and champion our fantastic female students, researchers, academics and alumni.

Dr Zhixin Liu has been awarded a £1.6m EPSRC Open Fellowship to develop next-gen photonic technologies for future telecoms networks and healthcare applications.

Professor Hidekazu Kurebayashi from UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering has received the prestigious JSPS Prize, awarded by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.

Honoured in the latest Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, recognising their lasting contributions to engineering and public life.

We were delighted to welcome Professor Murray Shanahan for a seminar on 27th May as part of the UCL AI Centre Seminar Series.

The HEIST Awards celebrate excellence and innovation in education marketing.

A new article by Associate Professor Francesca Boem explores critical security vulnerabilities in IoT systems across energy and healthcare sectors.

A recent study led by Dr Zhijie Xu has been featured in the IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, highlighting innovative optical technologies for sustainable agriculture.