Nanotechnology is the next frontier in microelectronics and UWA is right at the cutting edge with the leadership of Professor Laurie Faraone from the School of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering.
UWA's electrical, electronic and computer engineering research is in the fields of nano/microelectronics and photonics, automation, computing and energy, signals and systems engineering.
This group delivers solutions, new knowledge and education in:
The group has the facilities and capabilities to undertake internationally competitive research and development into these areas.
This group researches design methodologies and management of hardware and software systems, including:
The group is recognised internationally for research work in the field of power systems.
This group researches methods to control quantity - such as temperature, altitude and speed - over time.
For example, control methods are used to make sure:
Current research topics of the group include:
This group researches optical techniques and applications in medicine and the life sciences with emphasis on:
Using light to diagnose pathology and monitor physiological parameters in living humans is a major research theme.
Activities include:
