News and Events Back to 'Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering' Ronjon Nag Entrepreneurship Competition DescriptionBirmingham graduate, Ronjon Nag has created a £5,000 prize for the student tech project or business idea with the strongest commercial potential. Competition deadline is 16 August 2020. Sunny, with a mild chance of catastrophe DescriptionThis Space Weather Instrumentation, Measurement, Modelling and Risk [SWIMMR] programme will develop and deploy new instruments, models and services to support the space weather community and the Met Office. Space weather monitoring to get major upgrade in new research programme DescriptionThe UK's ability to predict solar superstorms and other severe space weather events is to get a significant upgrade with the launch of two major research projects led by the University of Birmingham. Double award marks University's commitment to gender equality DescriptionThe University of Birmingham has achieved two prestigious awards from the Athena SWAN Foundation, recognising its commitment to gender equality. University signs momentous research agreement DescriptionThe University of Birmingham and CENC signed a research agreement in November 2019 to develop highly integrated millimetre-wave front-end antennas for 5G communications (Hi5MWA Project). Plymouth STEM Spectacular! DescriptionThe world-leading Human Interface Technologies (HIT) team recently took part in a four-day action packed science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) event in Plymouth Sound. 'Best Overall Paper' win at the International Radar Symposium Conference in Germany DescriptionAna Stroescu, Dom Phippen and Supervisors Professor Marina Gashinova and Professor Mike Cherniakov from Microwave Integrated Systems Laboratory, won Best Overall Paper award at International Radar Symposium Conference. Dynamic duo break public engagement record with 'Sir Paul Curran Award' for collaboration work! DescriptionDr Gareth Dorrian from the University of Birmingham and Dr Ian Whittaker from NTU have recently won the prestigious inaugural 'Sir Paul Curran Award' for excellence in academic communication in The Conversation. HIT Team donates Sir David Attenborough-narrated VR programme for NHS Digital Healthcare Trials DescriptionHuman Interface Technologies team donates Sir David Attenborough-narrated VR programme for NHS Digital Healthcare trials at Torbay Hospital May 2019. High Tech used for Unique Drake's Island Survey and VR Model DescriptionHIT team from Birmingham granted unique access to Drake's Island in Plymouth Sound to undertake a whirlwind survey and collect data to develop a detailed Virtual Reality (VR) model of the entire Island in just a day! Mainline Testing of UK's First Hydrogen Train Gets Green Light DescriptionPorterbrook and the University of Birmingham's Centre for Railway Research and Education today announce that the UK's first hydrogen train will be tested on the mainline railway following a successful proof-of-concept. Virtual reality to inspire the next generation of female medics DescriptionHIT Team delivered a VR workshop at a 'Tomorrow's World' conference, organised by Redmaids' High School to showcase how study and research in this field can lead to careers in healthcare and the defence industry. Reality or hype? Professor Bob Stone takes the long view of Virtual Reality's development DescriptionProfessor Bob Stone, Director of Human Interface Technologies Team from the University of Birmingham is featured in the 13 November edition of the New Electronics Digital Magazine. First University of Birmingham-SMRT rail students complete studies in Singapore. DescriptionThe first students have completed their studies as part of a unique railway education partnership between the University of Birmingham and Singapore's public transport services provider SMRT. Birmingham Railway researchers invite insights into Africa's railway system DescriptionProfessor Clive Roberts, Director of the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education (BCRRE), will be delivering a workshop in Nairobi, Kenya to gather in-depth knowledge of rail in Sub-Saharan Africa. Professor Bob Stone discusses Mixed Reality in military aircraft of the future for BAE Systems podcast DescriptionProfessor Bob Stone, Director of the Human Interface Technologies Team, was recently interviewed for Our Conversation, the podcast for the BAE Community, about the role he expects Mixed Reality technologies to play in military aircraft of the future. Sir David Attenborough narrates a unique Virtual Reality relaxation project for a University of Birmingham student DescriptionThe iconic English broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough recently provided a voiceover for an innovative Virtual Reality (VR) based relaxation exercise to support palliative care residents, developed by a University of Birmingham postgraduate student. Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education industry collaborator commended at the Global Light Rail Awards DescriptionBirmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education industry collaborator commended at the Global Light Rail Award University of Birmingham signs joint initiative to develop HydroFlex – the UK's first hydrogen train DescriptionThe UK's first hydrogen powered train will be created following a new joint initiative between the University of Birmingham's Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education ('BCRRE') and Porterbrook. Armed Forces praise HIT Team's Mixed Reality system at charity event at Highclere Castle DescriptionThe Human Interface Technologies (HIT) Team joined forces with the UK's Defence Medical Services (DMS) earlier this month to stage a series of demonstrations showing old and new technologies and techniques for supporting combat casualty care at the Heroes at Highclere Armed Forces charity weekend. Displaying 1 to 20 of 175 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next