Since 2008, the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering has undertaken 43 cooperative research projects, including 16 with National Natural Science Foundation of China/Jiangsu Natural Science Foundation funds, with a total research income of around RMB 10 million.
We aim to pursue research by: attracting and retaining world-class engineering academics and supporting staff; working in collaboration with other disciplines, institutions and companies; strengthening local and international research collaborations; encouraging staff and student exchange programmes; engaging in knowledge transfer to industry.
The Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering has identified the following key research directions based on the strength of our academic team and the strategic direction of XJTLU:
Signal processing and telecommunications
Microelectronics
Intelligent systems
Energy and power engineering
Computational and Applied Electromagnetics
Plasmonics for optical biosensors and solar energy harvesting
Photonic Crystals
High Q resonant structures
RF/Microwave Devices and Circuits
Machine learning
Pattern recognition
The Department currently has eight research centres or laboratories, including:
With the expansion of the Department and the continuous recruitment of new staff, we will attract and support new emerging areas of research, in particular in the field of environmental protection and bioengineering.
Collaboration with foreign universities is a feature of our research team. We have worked with Xi’an Jiaotong University, Beijing Jiaotong University, the University of Liverpool, Sungkyunkwan University and Politecnico di Torino, among others.
Since 2008, the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering has undertaken 43 cooperative research projects, including 16 with National Natural Science Foundation of China/Jiangsu Natural Science Foundation funds, with a total research income of around RMB 10 million.
We aim to pursue research by: attracting and retaining world-class engineering academics and supporting staff; working in collaboration with other disciplines, institutions and companies; strengthening local and international research collaborations; encouraging staff and student exchange programmes; engaging in knowledge transfer to industry.
The Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering has identified the following key research directions based on the strength of our academic team and the strategic direction of XJTLU:
The Department currently has eight research centres or laboratories, including:
With the expansion of the Department and the continuous recruitment of new staff, we will attract and support new emerging areas of research, in particular in the field of environmental protection and bioengineering.
Collaboration with foreign universities is a feature of our research team. We have worked with Xi’an Jiaotong University, Beijing Jiaotong University, the University of Liverpool, Sungkyunkwan University and Politecnico di Torino, among others.