Eur Ing Professor Simon Sherratt

Biography

Dr. Eur Ing Professor Simon Sherratt is currently working as a Professor in Biosensors in the Department of Biological Sciences, University of Reading , United Kingdom. Major Responsibilities Director of Teaching Enhancement Introduction Currently, Head of Wireless and Computing research. Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics. Research My research area is Consumer Electronics, and in particularly the following areas: • Equalisation (cable, wireless and broadcast) • Digital Communications layer 1 and associated DSP issues • Adaptive signal processing • DSP architectures Qualifications Academic Qualifications • B.Eng. from Sheffield City Polytechnic (now Sheffield Hallam University) • M.Sc. from The University of Salford • Ph.D. from The University of Salford Professional Membership • Fellow of the IEEE (class of 2012). • Fellow of the Institute of Engineering and Technology (2009) • Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2014) Professional Qualifications • Chartered Engineer (C.Eng.) through the Engineering Council • Registered European Engineer (Eur Ing) through FEANI Awards • IEEE International Symposium on Consumer Electronics (ISCE) 2006 1st Place Best paper Award • IEEE Chester Sall Award for 1st place paper in IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics 2004 • IEEE Consumer Electronics Society International Chapter Chairs Outstanding Service Award 2005 • IEEE Region 8 (Europe an Africa) Diploma award for the UKRI Consumer Electronics Chapter (which I chaired) (presented in Paris April 2005) • IEEE Consumer Electronics Society Chairs Award 2004 • IEEE Consumer Electronics Society Singapore Section Appreciation Award 2003 • Best Engineering program with an SME, awarded by Engineering Employers Federation, Department of Trade and Industry TCS awards 2000 • Runner-up in Hunt Engineering DSP Innovation competition, 1999 Teaching My University of Reading teaching: • First Year programming • Second Year lecture part of Engineering Applications • Third Year USB Integration • Fourth Year (Masters) Wireless Communications and Networking (half of the module) Research groups / Centres • Information and Communications Technology Research

Research Interest

Wireless Communications and Networking