Department faculty is actively involved in the research in individual and/or collaboration with other departments for interdisciplinary research. Research highlights of department faculties is included here to provide a glimpse about the ongoing research and future research interests.

Dr U D Dwivedi is involved in Power Quality Monitoring, Fault Detection and Diagnosis, Power Electronics and Drives, Modelling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems, Machine Learning Applications, Signal Processing and Wavelet Transform Applications, Smart Grid, Renewable Energy and Distributed Generation and related areas.

Dr Shivanshu Shrivastava, interests include diverse domains like Cognitive Radio (CR), Wireless Communications, Visible Light Communications (VLC), and Deep Learning within Cognitive Radios, their security issues, throughput maximization, and overall system optimization. His ongoing works include the application of Deep Learning for suppressing malicious attacks in CRs. His Current works involve joint uplink-downlink optimization with conventional and learning-based approaches. He has a special interest in studying communication systems in adverse conditions.

Dr Sajal Agarwal is actively involved in interdisciplinary research including thin film fabrication, characterization, metamaterial designing, sensors, solar cells, absorbers, and communication but not limited. Her ongoing work includes the integration of optical sensors with Internet of Things for cloud-based data collection and optical visible light communication. Her research interest covers various aspects of electronics, material, and optical science and she is interested to widen her research area.

Dr Abhishek Kumar Singh is working in experimental and theoretical research in the areas of Microelectronics and Photonics. His area of interest is Fabrication, Modeling, and Simulation of Electronic and Optoelectronic devices, High-Speed Semiconductor devices (MESFETs), Phototransistors, VLSI Design for Low power Applications. He is currently involved in CMOS nanoelectronics transistors based on 2D materials, Hybrid Spintronic/CMOS Technology for Space Applications. Organic Electrochemical Transistors (OECTs) for Biosensors.

Dr Amarish Dubey is working in Flexible Electronics, Sustainable and Wearable Electronics, Energy Harvesting and Storage, and Smart e-textiles and related areas.

Dr Ankur Pandey works in the area of mobile wireless networks, pervasive mobile computing, location computing technologies, digital health, climate informatics, and applied machine learning for Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications.

Dr Vijay Kumar Singh is actively involved in the field of energy harvesting using an efficient control of power electronics converters. His research interests include the Design & Development of Control Techniques for Power Electronic Converters, Modelling & Simulation of Power Electronic Systems, Model Predictive Control Applications in Power Electronics, Renewable Energy Harvesting, and Grid Interfacing. He is having hands-on experience in hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing and digital system design for field-programmable gate array (FPGA) based system implementation using optimum FPGA resources.