Research at the School

Research that advances
electronics and technology.

The School of Electronics Engineering focuses its research and development activities on real-world problems and advancing cutting-edge technologies through faculty and research scholars, sponsored projects, and industry collaboration.

Research Ideas · Evidence · Impact
VLSI & Embedded
RF & Microwave
Signal Processing
Semiconductors
Research environment

Research addressing
real-world challenges.

The School of Electronics Engineering at KIIT Deemed to be University conducts research and development focused on solving real-world problems and advancing cutting-edge technologies.

Its research spans VLSI Design and Embedded Systems, Signal and Image Processing, Communication Engineering, RF & Microwave, Semiconductor Materials and Devices, Thin Film Photovoltaics, and Advanced Control and Instrumentation.

Research groups

Electronics research
thrust areas.

The School identifies seven major research thrust areas, supported by interdisciplinary collaboration and sponsored research.

SIP
Research thrust area

Signal and Image Processing

Signal and image processing research.

COM
Research thrust area

Communication Engineering

Communication engineering and connected technologies.

RF
Research thrust area

RF & Microwave

Radio-frequency and microwave engineering.

SMD
Research thrust area

Semiconductor Materials and Devices

Semiconductor materials and device research.

PV
Research thrust area

Thin Film Photovoltaics

Thin-film photovoltaic research.

ACI
Research thrust area

Advanced Control and Instrumentation

Advanced control systems and instrumentation.

Research activity

From an idea
to a contribution.

The School pursues research through faculty and scholar investigations, publications, sponsored projects and interdisciplinary collaborations. Research funding agencies named by the School include SERB (now ANRF), DRDO, BIRAC, DST-FIST and MNRE.

01

Identify meaningful questions

Research begins with problems aligned to disciplinary development, societal needs and industry contexts.

02

Develop projects and proposals

Faculty members and scholars formulate projects and prepare proposals for relevant funding agencies.

03

Publish and communicate findings

Research outcomes are shared through journals, conferences, books, chapters and technical forums.

04

Collaborate and exchange knowledge

Experts, institutions and industries contribute through collaborations, workshops and faculty-development activity.

Research culture

Learning through inquiry,
exchange and creation.

Research and development at the School is supported by collaborations with industry partners and government funding agencies, including SERB (now ANRF), DRDO, BIRAC, DST-FIST and MNRE.

01

Academic conferences

International conferences and scholarly forums connect the School with wider research communities.

02

Student research symposiums

Students gain opportunities to present, discuss and refine their research and project work.

03

Industry symposiums

Industry interaction helps researchers understand contemporary applications and professional needs.

04

Project contests and expos

Innovation contests and project exhibitions encourage implementation, demonstration and peer learning.

05

Professional chapters

Student chapters and professional communities create additional spaces for technical exchange.

School of Electronics Engineering

Explore the people and work
shaping our research.