Current wireless systems are struggling to meet the growing demand for high-speed data. By using a broader range of frequencies, we’ve not only increased bandwidth but also ensured high signal quality, enabling ultra-fast and reliable networks."

Wireless technology offers unique versatility, especially in environments where optical cabling is impractical, such as factories with complex layouts. This breakthrough brings wireless communication up to par with recent advances in optical systems, crucial for next-generation networks.

This project reflects the UK’s leadership in advanced wireless and optical technologies. The infrastructure we’ve developed will be pivotal for the future of national communications, with major implications for everything from mobile connectivity to industrial applications.

Director's Summer Reading List 2025
Director's Summer Reading List 2025

Director's Summer Reading List 2025

Recommendations for your Summer reading from IGP's Director, Professor Henrietta L. Moore.

23 Jun 2025

Celebrating research and innovation at EEE’s 2025 Festival of Research
Celebrating research and innovation at EEE’s 2025 Festival of Research

Celebrating research and innovation at EEE’s 2025 Festival of Research

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

23 Jun 2025

UCL Engineering celebrates International Women in Engineering Day 2025
UCL Engineering celebrates International Women in Engineering Day 2025

UCL Engineering celebrates International Women in Engineering Day 2025

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.

23 Jun 2025