EEE Summer Students
Summer Students Crack the Code!
Cracking codes, implanting chips in brains and future power systems....
Stories written by Kay Hancox
Awards for EEE
Clare Drysdale honoured with Student Academic Choice Award and President's Medal
Clare Drysdale, our Teaching and Industrial Liaison Manager, was recently presented with the Student Academic Choice Award for Best Support Staff.
Imperial Festival
Serendipity and Mars tremors at the Imperial Festival!
What do microchip technologies to diagnose disease, drones delivering packages, serendipity in innovation and sensing tremors on Mars have in common?
EEE Summer Schools
A taste of EEE
Detecting cancer, the secrets of an Oyster card, managing epilepsy, programming integrated circuits, and much more.
Communicating with Heat
Communicating with Heat - Professor Stepan Lucyszyn's inagural lecture
Communicating with Heat - Professor Stepan Lucyszyn's inaugural lecture took place on 4 May.
Visiting their roots.
A return 'home' for EEE alumni
On Saturday afternoon approximately 25 alumni along with family members returned to the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
Presigious scholarships
We celebrate our undergraduate scholarship winners
Seven of the Department's students have won prestigious scholarships to support them during their studies prepare them for their future careers
introducing university
Sutton Trust students have brilliant week in Electrical Engineering
Last week, the Department took part in the Year 12 Sutton Trust Summer School with thirteen students joining us as part of the course.
Y12 students visit Dept.
Students have amazing work experience in Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Last week, the Department took part in Imperial College's Year 12 Work Experience Programme, and twelve students joined us as part of the course.
2016 Dennis Gabor Lecture
Working to Engineering a Better World: pursuing Dennis Gabor's vision
Naomi Climer, President of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, inspired a full audience at the recent Dennis Gabor Lecture.
