Research

We conduct research in machine learning algorithms and neural network architectures to develop next-generation robotic systems and autonomous technologies.

Our researchers develop innovative technologies for monitoring, diagnostics, therapies, and interventions to address a wide range of diseases and disorders.

Our Control and Signal Processing research focuses on robotics, industrial circuits, and the mathematical modelling and analysis of complex dynamical systems.

Our research spans wireless and optical communications, from physical layer breakthroughs to network algorithms, driving transformative solutions for faster, more reliable global connectivity.

Our work in instrumental systems pushes the boundaries of technology, developing advanced sensing, control, and monitoring solutions for diverse applications.

We are driving advancements in neuromorphic engineering, a field that emulates the structure and functionality of the human brain to revolutionise computing.

Our research in photonic systems and integration is advancing high-speed, energy-efficient optical technologies that redefine modern communication and imaging systems.

We are advancing research in quantum technologies, harnessing the principles of quantum mechanics to unlock unprecedented computational and technological capabilities.

Renowned for groundbreaking advancements in RF sensing and radar technology, our teams are shaping the future of radar applications for both environmental monitoring and advanced signal processing.

Improvements in electronic materials and the development of ever-more advanced device design and fabrication strategies lie at the heart of the Information Revolution.

One of the five research groups of UCL's Electronic and Electrical Engineering department specialising in research focused on fundamental and practical aspects of communications systems and networks.

The research of the Optical Networks Group (ONG) is on the fundamental properties of light and how it can be used to generate, carry, route and process data for different applications.