Posted on Tuesday 3 December 2019
The Department of Electronic Engineering is sponsoring two A level students who have been awarded Arkwright Engineering Scholarships.
Posted on Tuesday 26 November 2019
“Continuous On-Line Adaptation in Many-Core Systems: The GRACEFUL Project" discussed Gianluca's project and its new approaches to multi-processor computing architecture.
Posted on Wednesday 6 November 2019
We’re joining forces with the Royal Academy of Engineering to change the image of engineering.
Posted on Tuesday 29 October 2019
The thriving High Altitude Platform (HAP) community reunited at York again to attend the second industry focused workshop hosted by the Centre for High Altitude Platform Applications (CHAPA) on 17 September 2019.
Posted on Wednesday 16 October 2019
Two successful trials showcase new networking protocol.
Posted on Tuesday 10 September 2019
Steven Johnson, Lisa Miller and Callum Silver of the Bio-inspired technologies group in the Department of Electronic Engineering have published their recent collaborative work in the American Chemical Society (ACS): Applied Materials and Interfaces.
Posted on Thursday 22 August 2019
The programme is collaborating with Dr Adar Pelah on an upcoming feature, showing support at a recent Electronic Engineering gathering.
Posted on Wednesday 21 August 2019
Andy White has been nominated for the IET Technician of the Year award.
Posted on Wednesday 31 July 2019
Research on the treadmill illusion has been re-published in Popular Science Magazine.
Posted on Wednesday 26 June 2019
Naomi Gildert, a member of York Robotics Lab, will present her work at the 2019 Automation Science and Engineering conference in Vancouver, Canada.
Posted on Thursday 23 May 2019
Virtual reality (VR) is an immersive experience which owes as much to sound as it does vision. Our research is now used by some of the internet’s biggest names to provide the most realistic 3D audio.
Posted on Thursday 23 May 2019
Our researchers are gaining important new insights into the development of Parkinson’s by using the latest digital technology to study the way fish swim. It could take neurodegenerative research analysis to the next level.
Posted on Friday 17 May 2019
Professor Stephen Smith and his team have been recognised for their research into the diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s.
Posted on Thursday 2 May 2019
Prof Yongbing Xu of the Department of Electronic Engineering has published his recent collaborative work in the journal of Science Advances.
Posted on Monday 29 April 2019
Professor Andy Tyrrell presented work on the use of biology as an inspiration for robotic and computer hardware design.
Posted on Friday 5 April 2019
Five students awarded Engineering Horizons Bursary of up to £4000