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Electrical and Information Technology

Welcome to the Department of Electrical and Information Technology!

The department’s educational and research programmes cover many areas of the IT field: from antennas via telecommunication to artificial intelligence, from basic theories via algorithms to implementations on silicon and in biomedical systems. Digital information is currently used in nearly any context – digital broadcast of radio and television, internet, and mobile telephony are just a few examples. Future devices and systems will increasingly be based on a complex collaboration between different technologies. It is in this light the scope of the department should be viewed.

There are several research groups active within the department and a number of research centres coupled to it. The department is responsible for numerous courses for different programmes at the technical faculty of Lund University.

The department is a merger of the former departments of Electro Science and Information Technology, and the Networking group from Communications Systems.


Last updated: 2009-05-04
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GigaHertz Symposium 2010
The symposium will be held in Lund, March 9-10, at Palaestra. Several researchers at EIT are in the organizing committee, and Prof. Henrik Sjöland is ....

Master Thesis Presentation
Mosse Rodbay presents his Master Thesis "Investigation of Anonymous Communications" Friday 27/11 2009 at 13:15 in E:3139. Abstract: Anonymous comm....

The International Congress on Electrocardiology
will be held in Lund in 2010, June 3-5, at Akademiska Föreningen. The Department of Electrical and Information Technology is one of the responsible fo....


New publication: "20 GHz gated tunnel diode based UWB pulse generator"
Reference: M. Egard, M. Ärlelid, E. Lind, G. Astromskas, L. E. Wernersson: 20 GHz gated tunnel diode based UWB pulse generatorPhysica Status Soli....

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