The Deep Learning Indaba was formed as part of an insentive to strengthen state-of-the-art machine learning research and application in South Africa. We are very proud to announce that this …
On 15 November, 2017 the final year EE students showcased their final year Skripsie projects. The innovation that was illustrated by these young Engineers was absolutely breathtaking. Here are some …
As from 2018, the Department of E & E Eng is offering a new Structured M.Eng programme in Smart Grid Technology. This is a new course offering in response to …
CapeTalk and Shoprite have partnered in a special campaign aimed at saving water at schools across Cape Town. The campaign involves the installation of a special water monitoring device called …
The Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Blade Nzimande, MP, has gazetted the National Scarce Skills List: Top 100 Occupations in Demand and called for comments from all interested …
“Hierdie prys kry jy net een keer in jou lewe!” sê prof Maarten Kamper van die Department Elektriese en Elektroniese Ingenieurswese. Hy en sy PhD-student, Johannes Potgieter, het onlangs die …
Have you ever wondered: How does the Square Kilometre Array allow us to ‘see’ radio waves? André Young and David Davidson, two of the SKA specialists, explain the engineering components …
Our Electrical & Electronic Department’s Electronic Systems Laboratory (ESL) made international news on two fronts in the past few months. Our ESL student team won first prize in the student …
Every year, the Engineering Faculty at Stellenbosch University opens its doors to the public. Learners from schools across the Western Cape, often with their parents or teachers, flock to see …
Researchers from Electrical & Electronic Engineering working on the FP7 MultiWaves project spent considerable time in Scotland and Serbia in 2012, and are expected to do the same in 2013. …
