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Welcome to the Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
We are one of the university’s engineering education departments, providing education and conducting research in the field of “Computers in Physical Systems”.
With us you can read for an MSc degree in Engineering Physics and Electrical Engineering, Computer science, or for a BSc in Computer science. We also have advanced programmes, master’s programmes, in computer science and electrotechnology. There are about 100 people working at the department today. You can find us in Building A on the Luleå campus. >>>
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Best Paper Award
In recognition of professional exllence , the paper titled
Intelligent Processing of K-Nearest Neighbors using Mobile Data Collectors in a Location Award 3D Wierless Sensor Network
Presented at the Twenty Third International Conference on Industrial Engineering & Other Applications of Applied Intelligent Systems has been selected as one of the best pappers.
Congratulations Prem Prakash Jayaraman, Arkady Zaslavsky and Jerker Delsning
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Baldos News
The Baldos II is the most fuel-efficient vehicle allowed for street–use in Sweden, ever. During a test-run in January 2010 it travelled the equivalent of 152.2 kilometers on one single liter of gasoline, which is about five times the distance of the most fuel-efficient cars sold in Sweden today. For more information please continue to the page above.
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Post-graduate Education
Working as a post-graduate student is challenging, and puts the ability to solve problems both in detail and to see the big picture to test. You will gain experience in both theoretical work and practice and you often work in research projects in collaboration with industry. Often there are also some departmental duties such as undergraduate teaching.
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CSEE in the press: New technology for fighting cancer
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Socrades project of the month
SOCRADES recieived the European Commission, Information Society and Media Directorate_General award Project of then month
SOCRADES is a European research and advanced development project.
Its primary objective is to develop a design, execution and management platform for next-generation industrial automation systems, exploiting the
Service Oriented Architecture paradigm both at the device and at the application level.
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The MemoryLane-project in the TV4 news
MemoryLane develops reminisence tools for persons with mild dementia to be able to live independently in their own homes longer than today.
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Best presentation at Medicinska riksstämman in Stockholm
The Annual General Meeting is a Sweden's meeting place for healthcare's development and is aimed at the entire healthcare team.
Morgan Nyberg's presentation was appointed at the Swedish medical society's division of Biomedical Engineering and Physics Scientific Session of Medicinska riksstämman in Stockholm as "Best presentation".
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Introducing Tomas Linder EISLAB
The Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering introduces Tomas Linder, PhD student in Industrial Electronics. Tomas graduated in June 2009 as a M.Sc. in Engineering Physics here at the university and is going to do research about optoacustic methods.
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Presentation of Abdelghani Renbi EISLAB
The Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering would like to introduce Abdelghani Renbi who is here as a PhD student in Electronics Production. Abdelghani Renbi graduated in 2009 as a M.Sc. in Embedded Systems at Jönköping University.
His research is about developing methods and tools to standardize testing and verification at the production stage. The aim is also to link back the testing and verification processes to the design stage and drive the issue of Design for Testability (DFT). The research targets small and medium production series.
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iRoad on the news
The iRoad project combines on-going research activities at Luleå University of Technology with the key knowledge of the industry partners to design a intelligent road marking units which enable a self-sustained, autonomous and distributed systems that can cooperate with other intelligent infrastructure systems and intelligent vehicles.
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Administrative Council 2009 - 2012
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Presentation of Magnus Holm EISLAB
The Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering introduces Magnus Holm, PhD student in Industrial Electronics. Magnus has a M.Sc. degree in Engineering Physics and a Licentiate in Engineering degree in Solid State Physics from Lund University. After graduating in April 2003, Magnus has spent a number of years in the private sector, mostly within IT/Telecom, and now returns to university.
His research is about investigating the correlation between software design and electromagnetic compatibility in embedded systems. Timing of events in the real-time system is of special importance. The goal is to integrate existing tools (Timber, hardware models, PEEC) in order to allow for a simulation of the whole path from software to electromagnetic fields, such that a design paradigm can be developed and unwanted electromagnetic effects avoided. This technology is relevant for the automotive industry, as well as many other areas where embedded systems are utilized.
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Educational scholarships 2009
Systemtekniks stipendier för "Uppvisande av Mycket Goda Studieresultat och Särskilt Engagemang för Luleå Tekniska Universitet" utdelas till Ida Bergström och Jonas Jonsson.
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Introducing Joakim Öman EISLAB
The department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering would like to introduce Joakim Öman who is here as a PhD student in Industrial Electronics. Joakim graduated 2006 as a M.Sc. in Space Engineering here at the University and is now back from industry to start his research career in the field of Electronic Production Technology.
In short the research goal is to optimise PCB production for small and medium size production series. The main focus is to investigate and model the thermal system that exists between PCB and soldering oven. The model will then be used to provide better configuration parameters for the production line. An accurate model will not only increase soldering quality and decrease PCB rejection but might also be a tool to find discrepancies already in the PCB design.
The project is a part of ESiS.
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Introducing Dr. Suxing Liu
The department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering introduces Dr. Suxing Liu who will stay at LTU for a year doing research on electromagnetic modeling.
Dr. Liu recently got his PhD from the School of Communication and Information Engineering, Shanghai University, China.
His research interest is mainly focuses on 3D video processing, 3D display and 3D systems. He is proficient in 3D/Stereo/Multi-view video processing (including capturing and display). In addition, his research field also involve computer vision, like edge-based segmentation, template matching and object trace tracking. Dr. Liu will be working with 3D visualization of EM models and meshing algorithms as PostDoc for the coming year.
You find Dr. Liu in A2210.
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Faculty seminars on current research at EISLAB
To promote understanding of each other's research and open the doors to a possible increase in cooperation between researchers, EISLAB faculty is presenting their research.
The seminar series was opened by Dr. Jan van Deventer who on August 31st gave a talk about past and present research regarding district heating.
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Teacher of the Year 2009 at LTU
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Teknik-SM
Den 7 maj avgjordes finalen i Teknik-SM. Av de 175 team som deltog i kvaltävlingarna återstod bara tre i finalen. Självklart var LTU med och representerades av studenterna Harald Hernnäs (D), Frida Nellros (F) och Jonas Jonsson (D) med laget "12648430".
Det blev en andraplats totalt, vilket vi gratulerar till. Mycket bra gjort! Vann gjorde laget "Bättre sent än aldrig" från Lunds tekniska högskola och tre blev laget "Poissons fläck" från Chalmers tekniska högskola.
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Two new ProcessIT projects receive funding of 14.5 MSEK
INTERREG IVA Nord approved two new ProcessIT projects on the 28th of January 2009
The projects are the result of many years of work between ProcessIT Innovations, Digipolis in Kemi, and their partners and total 14.5 MSEK with 7.3 MSEK earmarked for Luleå University of Technology (LTU).
The projects have been financed by EU INTERREG IVa Nord, the Länsstyrelsen in Norrbotten, Lapplands Länsstyrelse, LTU, Digipolis, KTUAS and involved companies.
For more information contact Pär-Erik Martinsson at ProcessIT Innovations or project leaders Matthew Thurley and Ramin Karim at Luleå University of Technology.
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Mulle designed for low-power consumption.
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Three month students' internship & diploma thesis offered by Renesas
We are since a few years engaged in a Unversity program with the microcontroller manufacturer Renesas. Within this program, we are offered to apply to send one student for a three month project at their site.
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TCP/IP Technology for Modern Network Environments
To facilitate the merging of wireless access technologies and the traditional Internet, the
core protocols for data communication should be robust and have low overhead. In this
thesis, we propose refinements to the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) that improve >>
its cost efficiency over wireless links.
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Studiebesök på Google för D1, Di1, och Y1
14 oktober kl. 13:00-15:00.
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Driverless tractor on the news
On May 19, the driverless tractor IceMaker I where presented on the TV news. The tractor is intended to remove snow and prepare test tracks on lake ice.
The motivation to develop a driverless tractor is the possibility to prolong the winter test season, and also to improve the safety for the employees that prepares test tracks on thin lake ice.
The tractor is part of a research project with the object to support the vehicle test industry in the northern part of Sweden. The development of the tractor is performed in collaboration between Luleå University of Technology and IceMakers, Arjeplog.
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Automatic Control Meeting 2008, 3rd-5th of june.
"Reglermötet" or automatic control meeting is a forum for swedish industry and academia to exchange knowledge and establish contacts. Participants are usually experts from the research area automatic control and its adjoint areas. Since its beginning in 1984 the meeting is held bi-annually and this year the meeting will take place at Luleå University of Technology.
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Sveriges finaste utmärkelse inom IT
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We are combining mechanics and electronics
In May 2008 team Baldos from LTU will participate in the race Shell Eco-marathon in France. Students from our department do the mechatronical part of project Baldos as a project courses on advanced level.
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VLSI design
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Öppen ingång träff
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Workshop on PEEC Modeling
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Wolfgang Birk receives Henry Ford Technology Award
Wolfgang Birk and three colleagues from Volvo Car Corporation receive the Henry Ford Technology Award for their joint development of the system Driver Alert Control at Volvo Car Corporation. The system is estimated to have large safety-related and economical impact. Wolfgang is now working at the Control Engineering Group as assistant professor.
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Visitor: Dr Rolf Fandrich from JKTech
Dr Rolf Fandrich from JKtech, the technology transfer arm of the Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre (JKMRC), is visiting from Friday 10th August till Tuesday 14th. Rolf will be speaking with various people in F, C, and A buildings regarding JKtechs Mineral Liberation Analyser (MLA). The MLA comprises a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), Xray analyser (EDS), and specialised software for quantitative analysis of mineral and material samples. Contact Matthew Thurley if you are interested in meeting Rolf. (click to read more)
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Visiting Professor in Computer Graphics
On the 14th August Professor Francisco Perales from UIB, Palma de Mallorca, Spain is coming to visit and give a presentation in Computer Graphics entitled: Perceptual User Interfaces. New Paradigms. Some applications and examples. There will be some videos and demos throughout the talk. The talk will be at 13:00 in A2014 and is open to anyone. (click to read more)
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Kim Ng from Monash Visiting
Kim Ng will be visiting between the 23rd and 29th of August. Kim is one of the founding fathers of the Monash University / Luleå University relationship, and has been a visitor to Luleå many times.
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Delayed congratulations
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The grant is of great importance for the further development and progress of the research area.
One of the main subjects of the biomedical engineering team at Luleå university of technology is to develop sensors that combine light and sound based techniques. The goal is to simultaneously register different parameters that are vital for reliable diagnosis and treatment of diseases, and cancer in particular. The sound based resonance-sensor technique is capable of detecting minute density alterations in cancer tissue. The light based Raman-technique, on the other hand, registers the molecular composition of cancer tissue that differs from healthy tissue. The combination of the two techniques leads hopefully to a more reliable and easy to handle diagnosis. The Kempe foundation has now granted financial support for the purchase of a portable Raman-setup that consists of a laser, a spectrometer and a fiber-optical probe-head.
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Congratulations Johan Carlson!
Associate Professor Johan Carlson at EISLAB has been awarded the "2006 young researcher award" from the Royal Skyttean Society.
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Current research projects
MULLE - the wireless sensor networking platform
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Research seminar towards automotive winter testing
Luleå University of Technology, in association with the region's districts and the winter proving grounds, will presented 7 research projects.
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Student Space Education and Technology Initiative - SSETI
The Rad/OBDH Node team is a group of students at Luleå University of Technology. We belong to an association called SSETI (Student Space Education and Technology Initiative) which is supported by ESA (European Space Agency). We are at the moment building two subsystems for a satellite supposed to orbit the Earth.
One subsystem is the RadFET payload supposed to measure radiation within the satellite. The other subsystem is OBDH Node supposed to be a datahandling node for data exchange between some subsystems in the satelllite. We also aim for joining the upcoming student mission to the moon also arranged by SSETI.
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Contest Embedded Award – 2007
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