24 June 2011
Open Day demonstrates the excitement and industrial relevance of electrical and electronic engineering
6 April 2011
Over 200 students will find out first-hand what it's like to study in one of the UK's top universities and how they could be part of tomorrow's technology.
28 February 2011
ARKive In Your Pocket (AIYP - say APE!) will provide an enhanced immersive audiovisual experience for visitors to wildlife locations and ‘events’ using wireless networks.
25 February 2011
Engineering Mathematics, Computer Science and Electrical and Electronic Engineering are at the very forefront of the kind of technological advances that are enabling a healthier, more connected and more sustainable future. This event aims to give students an exciting insight into how these disciplines will improve the way we do things, offering a broader understanding of the science behind the technology and how it can be applied to benefit society.
24 February 2011
The growth in the demand of smartphones has highlighted the complexities of wireless communications through problems of reduced sensitivity when the user holds some devices. New research has been investigating this problem, along with developing new solutions to overcome the loss of connectivity.
22 February 2011
The Department is pleased to announce that it has joined the highly successful E3 Academy.
16 February 2011
From intelligent vehicles to fluid mechanics, helicopter design and ultrasound radio echoes, six students from the University of Bristol’s Faculty of Engineering have been awarded prizes from The Boeing Company for their outstanding academic performance in the field of integrated aerospace systems
11 June 2010
Bristol is one of the university partners in the UK Electronics Skills Foundation (UKESF). The UKESF's website has now gone live. Visit http://www.ukesf.org/ for information on Scholarships, Summer Schools and how industry can work with the Foundation.
25 March 2010
The test pilot for an ambitious new military transporter project that had its first flight in December 2009, the Airbus A400M, returned to the University last week [Thursday 18 March] to give a lecture about the project.
25 March 2010
Autonomous robots and vehicles have the potential to be incredibly useful by carrying out tasks in place of humans in hazardous areas and helping the elderly and disabled. Tomorrow [Wednesday 24 March] 64 year nine female students from schools across the region will be spending a day designing their own robots and energy efficient vehicles.
