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Engineering the FutureECE Website

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Empowering Young Minds,

Creating New Leaders,

Engineering the Future.

Empowering Young Minds,

Creating New Leaders,

Engineering the Future.

ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER ENGINEERINGNurturing Engineer-Leaders

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WHAT is Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) all about?ECE is about innovation and creation of services and technology using principles

related to electricity, magnetism and light. ECE is the driving force behind many modern

inventions. Smartphones and the Internet are just two examples of ECE-related inventions

that have evolved rapidly and revolutionalised our world. ECE is a

discipline that has plenty to offer in terms of discovery,

innovations, and creativity. Join us for an exciting

learning experience and promising

career prospects!

Microwave & RF

•Microwave/RFcircuits&systems

•Antennas&propagation•Electromagneticscattering&

imaging•Computational

electromagnetics

Graduate Studies @ ECE, NUS

Signal Processing & New Media

•Computervision&imageProcessing

•Medicalimaging,neurocoding& psychophysics

•Humancomputerinteraction&immersive environment

•Mixedreality&AIingamesIntegrated Circuits & Embedded Systems

•Analogandmixed-signalintegratedcircuit design

•Radiofrequencyintegratedcircuitdesign

•Micro-Electro-MechanicalSystems(MEMS)

•Integratedcircuitsforbiomedicalapplications

•PlatformarchitecturesandassociatedEDAtools

•Distributedsystems

Power & Energy Systems

•Powerelectronicconverters,electricaldrives & control

•Powersemiconductordevices&microelectronics

•Micro-grid,smart-grid,&renewableenergyoperation & control

•Highvoltagetesting&lightningprotection•Intelligenttransportationsystems•Energyharvestingfor portable electronic systems

Control, Intelligent Systems & Robotics

•Intelligentcontrolsystems&intelligent mechatronics

•Computationalintelligence,machine learning & optimization

•Robotics&autonomoussystems

Microelectronic Technologies & Devices

•Nanomaterials&nanostructures•Siliconnanodevices•Optotoelectronics,photonics&

plasmonics•Nanomagnetism&spintronics•Renewableenergy•Nano-sensors,MEMS

Communications & Networks

•Wirelesscommunications (free-space and underwater)

•Opticalcommunications•Informationtheory&

networking

•Amongthemostexcitingandchallengingengineeringdisciplines•ConsistentlyrankedamongthebestintheQSWorldUniversityRankings

by Subject for Engineering - Electrical & Electronic•Innovative&excitingprogrammesincludingJointPhDwithtopinternationalschools,IndustrialPhDwithtopmulti-nationalcompanies, Concurrent and Double Degree programmes, and Thematic Programmes withA*STAR

•Diversifiedresearchareas•Comprehensive,top-notchinfrastructureandresearchfacilities•Dedicatedfacultymemberswithexcellentcredentials•Vibrant,enriching,rewarding&challengingresearchexperience•Attractivefinancialsupport•Promisingcareerprospects

Ph.D student Abhra Roy Chowdhury with his award

Prof Yang Hyunsoo (centre) holding the chip, with his team,

Research Fellow Dr Qiu Xuepeng (right) and

Dr Kulothungasagaran Narayanapillai (left).

Prof Ho Ghim Wei with her fibrous photocatalyst mat

Prof Xu Jianxin with Robotcarp

Left: Prof Ben Chen & team “AeroLion” in

Harskamp, Delft

Ph.D student Ray Fang Hongzhao (front row, left) with SONDRA

team in France