Our research
Research conducted within the Centre for Intelligent Systems and Sustainable Energy aims to contribute to knowledge and practice in the field.
Vision
To advance cutting-edge intelligent systems that transform industry and society, and to drive sustainable energy solutions that support a low-carbon, resilient future.
Current research areas
Members of CISSE work collaboratively on multiple projects and also co-supervise students across the team. The centre currently has the following research areas:
- Intelligent Robotics
- Communications and Networking
- Intelligent Vehicles
- Multi-Agent Systems
- Wireless Sensor Networks
- Smart Grids
- Power Systems
- Renewable and Sustainable Energy
- Energy Conversion
- Hydrogen Economy
Our projects
Our members are actively involved in a number of research projects.
Future Architecture Network (FAN)
ETEL Smart Grid Distribution Transformers
Super-Wideband Microwave Technology for Cancer Early Diagnosis
AI-Driven Robust Platooning Control for Connected and Automated Vehicles
Printable Chipless RFID Tag Sensor on Biodegradable Materials for Seafood Quality Monitoring
Charging and Routing Strategy for Electric Connected Autonomous Vehicle
Research networks
CISSE works collaboratively with industry, research institutions and universities to solve problems related to intelligent systems and sustainable energy for better futures. We are involved in the following collaborative networks: