Intelligent Systems and Nanoscience
The next generation of electronic technology will be smaller, faster and smarter than ever before. Our research into intelligent systems and nanoelectronics is driving this revolution.
Much of our research links engineering with nature. Inspired by biological processes, we create electronic, robotic and computational systems with artificial intelligence and emergent behaviour. We also develop and apply machine learning to characterise and understand medical signals, autonomous systems and fault tolerance.
This systems-level research is underpinned by our fundamental studies into the next generation of innovative nanoelectronic materials and devices, including bio-molecular electronic systems and spin-based electron devices.
Our work is supported by world-class facilities, including:
- Bio-inspired Systems and Technologies (BIST) hardware lab
- Intelligent Robot Laboratory
- Cleanroom for fabrication of electronic devices
- Bio-inspired technologies wet-lab
- Ultra-high vacuum molecular beam epitaxy laboratories
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Dr Steven Johnson
Head of Intelligent Systems and Nanoscience research group
Application areas
Autonomous and robotic systems
Next generation electronic devices and materials
Research capabilities
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Dr Steven Johnson
Head of Intelligent Systems and Nanoscience research group