News Stories
The latest news stories from Electronic Engineering, it's centres and the ATI are shown below:
Department Ranked 4th in The Good University Guide
30 April 2013
The Department of Electronic Engineering at Surrey has been recognised once again as one of the leading departments in the country, ranked as 4th in The Complete University Guide (2014). The score, based on assessing student satisfaction with teaching and excellence in research, again placed the department as among the best in the UK.
Research Fellows in Real-time 3D Computer Vision and Graphics
20 April 2013
Research Fellows in Real-time 3D Computer Vision and Graphics (x 2)
12 months, full-time
Salary: up to £35,244 per annum (Subject to qualifications and experience)
ATI Staff Away Day 2013
17 April 2013
After the success of its ten-year anniversary, the ATI is looking to the future.
Congratulations to our postgraduate graduands
15 April 2013
Royal Society International Exchange Award to Dr Ginossar and Dr Grosfeld (BGU)
9 April 2013
Dr Eran Ginossar from the ATI and Dr Eytan Grosfeld from the Ben-Gurion University in Israel were awarded a Royal Society International Exchange Scheme grant for their proposed project Topological superonductors in circuit quantum electrodynamics devices. They will investigate theoretically the benefits of designing quantum computing devices (qubits) which integrate topological insulator nanowires with superconducting qubit devices.PhD Studentships fully funded - Starting in October 2013
4 April 2013
Are you an ambitious research student looking for an opportunity to discover more about speech, vision and signal processing?
The Economist article, "How to build a multiverse"
15 March 2013
Professor Ben Murdin was recently interviewed about his work with white dwarfs at the Advanced Technology Institute and at Radboud University in the Netherlands.
Quantum Information Processing: A Step Closer
14 March 2013
Researchers from Yale, Surrey, and Paris have made an important breakthrough towards ‘quantum information processing’, which promises to lead to massive information technology advances in the future.
