School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester

The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) at the University of Manchester was formed at the merger of the Victoria University of Manchester and UMIST in 2005, formed from the former UMIST department of the same name. The School has its origins in the Department of Physics and Electrical Engineering in the Manchester Municipal School of Technology.

Contents

• Undergraduate courses school of electrical and electronic engineering university of manchester
• High voltage laboratory school of electrical and electronic engineering university of manchester
• References

The School currently has 71 academic staff, including 28 Professors.

1. Mike Barnes, Professor
2. Tony Brown, Head of School
3. Ian Cotton, Director of Manchester Energy / Professor of High Voltage Technology
4. Peter Crossley, Professor of Power Systems
5. Lionel Davis, Visiting Professor
6. Andrew Forsyth, Professor of Power Electronics
7. David H. Foster, Professor of Vision Systems
8. Patrick Gaydecki, Professor of Digital Signal Processing
9. Danielle George, Professor of Radio Frequency Engineering
10. Geoffrey Gott, Emeritus Professor
11. John Gray, Professor of Robotics and Systems Engineering
12. Matthew Halsall, Professor
13. Peter Hicks, Emeritus Professor
14. Paul Jarman, Visiting Professor
15. Barry Lennox, Professor of Applied Control
16. Mohamed Missous, FREng, Professor of Semiconductor Material and Devices
17. Krikor Ozanyan, Professor, Head of Sensing, Imaging and Signal Processing
18. Tony Peaker, Emeritus Professor of Electronic Materials
19. Ali Rezazadeh, Professor of Microwave and mm-wave Engineering
20. Simon Rowland, Professor of Electrical Materials
21. Sandy Smith, Professor of Electrical Machines
22. Aimin Song, Professor of Nanoelectronics
23. Vladimir Terzija, Professor in Power System Engineering
24. Hong Wang, Professor of Process Control
25. Wuqiang Wang, Professor of High Voltage Engineering
26. Zhipeng Wu, Professor of Antennas and propagation
27. Wuqiang Yang, Professor of Electronic Instrumentation
28. Trevor York, Professor of Electronic Systems Engineering