Technologies developed by electrical engineers have enriched our lives in countless ways and revolutionized our daily environment. Electrical engineers gave the world the internet, telephone, satellite and TV networks along with power distribution networks. Electrical engineers develop new pacemakers for ailing hearts, ultrasonic diagnostic devices for detection of tumours, and NMR machines. They provide secure and reliable communication to expeditions in remote and dangerous locations and to astronauts in space. They are responsible for numerous household and personal items, from your smartphone, electronic wristwatch to your iPod. Electrical engineers work in multimedia, telecommunications, electric power, signal processing and control. They work with physicians on new diagnostic devices and with urban planners on new efficient vehicles. Their work makes our lives more interesting, effective and safe and increases our productivity and standard of living. Electrical engineering is grounded in mathematics and sciences. More than 23 full-time PhD research-active faculty members in all areas of EE with research labs in 9 clusters.

 

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Research Stories

Dr. Nauman Zaffar Butt in the Electrical Engineering department leads our efforts on…

In a world increasingly reliant on electricity, power outages can…

Huzaifa Rauf, a brilliant PhD scholar from the Department of…

As summer approaches, high temperatures in Pakistan bring a host of…

Science Stories

Mechanically cracking a peanut without absolutely annihilating it. Such was the challenge presented to the richly…

Seminars and Conferences

Muhammad Shafique (M’11 - SM’16) received his Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany, in 2011.

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