Engineering and Technology staff have expertise in such diverse areas as precision engineering, intelligent interfaces, systems engineering, and diagnostics. Our research environment is lively and collaborative and is home to the well known Centre for Precision Technologies. In recent years we have invested in significant new infrastructure incuding a Nanolab, CT facilities, high performance computing (in collaboration with the Science and Technology Facilities Council), FIB and TEM instrumentation, as well as laboratories for optics and diagnostics.
Our departments draw on the expertise of staff with national and international reputations for their research, teaching and professional engagement.
We offer courses at undergraduate, masters and doctoral level. Teaching at Huddersfield is officially rated Gold under the UK government’s Teaching Excellence Framework.
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The Centre for Electron Microscopy and Materials Analysis (EMMA) was set up in 2011 by Professor Stephen Donnelly around the use of electron microscopy to study the interaction of energetic particles with matter.
the centre for efficiency and performance engineering (cepe) aims to advance the scope and sensitivity of machinery fault detection and diagnosis and of plant performance and emissions monitoring.
Material research and engineering activity at the University of Huddersfield is spread over all seven schools and more than 12 research institutes and groups.
The Centre for Precision Technologies (CPT) is a centre of excellence for collaborative metrology research, solving real-world manufacturing problems through cutting edge metrology research in precision engineering.
The Centre for Systems Engineering (CSE) at the University of Huddersfield aims to promote expertise in electronic and electrical systems from which stems an enormous diversity of research into flow measurement, communications systems and clean energy generation.
Our mission is to teach, research, and lead developments in innovative accelerator technology and particle-target interactions, with applications for society in medicine, energy, industry and science.
The Institute of Railway Research (IRR) within the School of Computing and Engineering at The University of Huddersfield is a world leading centre in the field of railway engineering and risk.