Research activities of the Department of Electronics, Microelectronics, Computer and Intelligent Systems include the following:

Electronics and microelectronics: Semiconductor material applications in non-standard fields. New semiconductor heating elements and temperature sensors. Modern homojunction and heterojunction transistor structures. New horizontal current bipolar transistor (HCBT). Development of semiconductor device models. Modelling of passive devices. Development of simulation methods and their application in microelectronics. Development of topology design methods for VLSI/ULSI circuits. Analysis and design of bipolar, CMOS, BiCMOS and GaAs analogue and digital integrated circuits. Physical layout and verification of microprocessor integrated circuits. On chip DC and RF measurements.

Computing: Digital system design. Computer systems hardware and software co-design and development. Formal methods in the design of computing systems. Software and hardware reliability. Embedded systems. Real-time systems. Distributed systems, clusters and grids. Dependable systems design and development. Computer systems and network security. Computer graphics, animation and visualization. Human-computer interaction. Internet computing. Web and cloud computing. Widget-oriented and service-oriented architectures. Consumer programming. Autonomy-oriented computing. Multi-agent systems. Semantic Web and ontologies. Mapping data to ontologies. Office automation. Electronic document management systems. Mobile applications and interaction. Intelligent information systems. Crowdsourcing and collective intelligence. Evolutionary computation. Expert and other knowledge based systems. Data, text and signal mining. Machine learning. Pattern recognition. Computer vision. Biometrics. E-learning, m-learning and u-learning.