Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering

Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering research is at the forefront of the challenge to connect our world; to design and build innovative and efficient technology; to provide smarter networks; and to provide the tools to live better, healthier, and more sustainable lives.

The application of Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering may be summarised in the following frequently overlapping areas. Electrical engineering refers to the production storage and transmission of electricity; large-scale distribution systems; circuitry; and high-voltage applications. Electronic engineering includes the development, creation and testing of electrical circuits and components; the integration of hardware and systems; and building circuits that process and have decision making capabilities including robotics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Information engineering is the collection, planning, analysing, designing, and implementation of data and data structures.

The Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering collection includes but is not limited to the following topics:

• Analogue electronics
• Automation and control systems
• Computer hardware
• Control engineering
• Electric energy
• Power engineering
• Robotics
• Sensors
• Signal processing
• Telecommunications

Collection advisors: Hamed Ahmadi (University of York, UK)