A smart future for power transport
Mohamed Abdel-Fattah is an assistant professor at RU´s School of Engineering.
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A smart future for power transport
"My aim is to develop the subject of smart grids which is a hot topic these days. It is basically an intelligent power system that has a self-healing feature, supported by advanced protection systems with interactive automation and control. This also enables a successful integration of renewable energy sources."
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Reykjavík University ranked 1st for citations
On the Times Higher Education rankings list for 2020, Reykjavík University is ranked in first place along with six other universities. This is measured by the number of citations, proportianally, i.e. how many times scientists cite research findings from RU scientists in peer-reviewed articles.
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Quantum Computing for the 21st century: Try the IBM quantum computer
Bob Sutor: VP - IBM Q Strategy and Ecosystem will in Iceland in September to introduce the IBM quantum computer Qiskit which is now in beta testing. With him is a group of Masters students called The Blue Smarties.
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The 2019 RU Awards
Reykjavik University awards three staff member every year for achievements in their field, in three categories: the RU Teaching Awards, the RU Service Awards and the RU Research Awards.
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Business
Close collaboration with businesses, practical projects and internships give students a competitive advantage.
Research areas include management, innovation, behaviour analysis and clinical psychology.
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Computer Science
Students complete hands-on projects and are encouraged to innovate.
Research areas include AI, databases, natural language processing, user interfaces and theoretical computer science.
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Science and Engineering
Students receive a strong academic foundation, and are encouraged to design, implement and operate.
Research in renewable energy, biomedical engineering, project management and decision analysis, and more.
