Future communications

Researchers from UCL Electronic and Electrical Engineering have set a new fibre optic data transmission record, demonstrating the potential of existing network infrastructure.

Dr Amany Kassem has been awarded a Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Fellowship to support the commercialisation of photonic technologies developed at UCL.

Four ventures from UCL Electronic & Electrical Engineering have been selected for the UK’s ChipStart incubator, highlighting the department’s strength in semiconductor innovation.

This UK-India project advances spectrum innovation and resilient 6G networks through collaborative expertise.

This project investigates the physical limits and practical design of ultra-high-capacity fibre-optic systems spanning the full available optical spectrum.

This project develops machine learning-driven optical network architectures to meet future demands for ultra-high capacity, resilience, and energy efficiency.

UCL researchers are advancing semiconductor science, from new materials and devices to AI-ready hardware, driving innovation, skills and partnerships across the UK.

Svetlana Grant, now at Google DeepMind, shares how UCL’s MSc in Integrated Machine Learning Systems helped turn her passion for AI into a new career path.

Ilham Nandana, now Director of Strategy & Market Development at CommScope, reflects on how UCL’s MSc in Wireless and Optical Communications prepared him for a global career in telecom strategy.