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LiFi has power to improve lives

Pioneering technology using solar energy for wireless communication is set to benefit millions of people across the world.

IEEE 2015 VTC Conference - Best Paper Award

Professor Harald Haas, Chair of Mobile Communications and Director of the Li-Fi Research and Development Centre and Dr Dushyantha Basnayaka, Research Associate at the Li-Fi Centre were awarded the Best Paper Award at the IEEE VTC Spring Conference in Glasgow UK for their joint paper.

IEE 2015 VTC Conference, Best Paper Award

Pure LiFi to be used in American Basketball Stadium

The Golden State Warriors basketball team will open a new high-tech sports and entertainment complex in San Francisco in 2018, containting Li-Fi technology that was developed by Professor Harald Haas.

University invests in Li-Fi spin-out

The investment arm of the University has participated in a fundraising round for spin-out technology company, pureLiFi.

Professor Harald Haas: My Li-Fi Revolution

In the 2014 Tam Dalyell Lecture, Professor Harald Haas, Chair of Mobile Communications at The University of Edinburgh, reveals an amazing innovation that could change wireless communications forever.

Professor Harald Haas selected as one of ten RISE Leaders by EPSRC for 2014

The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has announced that Professor Harald Haas is one of the ten RISE Leaders for 2014.

Li-Fi, the New Wi-Fi

Date:

Wednesday, March 19, 2014 - 13:00 to 14:30

Location:

Classroom 3,SANDERSON BUILDING

Event Contact Name:

Nicola Ferguson

Event Contact Email:

Nicola.Ferguson@ed.ac.uk

Centre to make light work of broadband

Faster, more reliable internet connections will move a step closer to reality with the opening of a new centre at the University.

A new generation of high-speed internet technology which is more secure and versatile than Wi-Fi, will be developed at the research facility.

National Instruments and the University of Edinburgh Collaborate on Massive MIMO Visible Light Communication Networks to Advance 5G

National Instruments (Nasdaq: NATI) and the University of Edinburgh have partnered to develop a test bed to dramatically improve indoor wireless communications capacity.