Energy Research Group
Power systems, renewable generation and efficient use of energy, with a home in the planned Energy Lab.
Lab: Energy Lab (opening soon)At SSE, students and faculty build robots, read medical images, rethink energy systems and teach machines to see. Four research groups and five new laboratories are taking that work further.
High-performance computing, digital forensics, biomedical, energy and semiconductor labs are coming to SSE, each tied to a research group.
Faculty and students work together in four groups. Each group connects people, labs and projects around one question.
Power systems, renewable generation and efficient use of energy, with a home in the planned Energy Lab.
Lab: Energy Lab (opening soon)Engineering for health: signals, imaging and devices that help clinicians and patients.
Lab: Biomedical Lab (opening soon)Mobile robots, autonomy and mechatronics, built on student projects such as SLAM on a TurtleBot and robotics outreach through IITIR.
Linked to: IITIR, CIUAICComputer vision and image understanding, from recognition to medical and scene analysis.
Lab: High Performance Computing Lab (opening soon)SSE already runs eight teaching and project laboratories. These five are the next step: places to do research, not only to learn techniques.
Compute for AI, vision and simulation.
Investigating digital evidence and securing systems.
Sensors, signals and devices for health.
Testing power and renewable-energy systems.
Devices, circuits and electronics fabrication basics.
The CIU AI Center showcase brought students’ projects in front of faculty and visitors.
3 August 2026The CIU Programming Club’s annual contest for student programmers.
28 August 2026A visit from the Islamic University of Technology to exchange ideas with SSE faculty.
24 April 2026SSE faculty presented research at the International Conference on Computer and Information Technology.
2025NADB 2026 roadshow with bdapps gave students hands-on mobile development.
23 April 2026IITIR hosted AHIS students for a hands-on introduction to robotics.
20 February 2026Seminars, workshops and contests open to students, partners and visitors. Every event stays in the archive.
Events archiveEntrepreneurship and technology careers for SSE students.
A talk by a guest speaker from the University of Oxford.
Guidance for seniors on research and writing up their work.
A faculty of regular, mentor and adjunct members, led by the Dean, Dr. Aseef Iqbal, with research in robotics and beyond.
Meet the facultyOur graduates continue at TU Darmstadt, Griffith University, Lamar University and Acadia University, and build careers across industry and public service.