Nabil Yassine

Dr. Nabil Yassine is a Senior Lecturer in Electric Vehicles and Postgraduate Engineering Subject Coordinator at Oxford Brookes University's School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics. His academic role includes teaching and coordinating postgraduate engineering programs, with a focus on Electronic Design for Electric Vehicle Systems. He supervises undergraduate and postgraduate engineering projects and is an active member of the Centre for Batteries, Electric Vehicles and Electronics (CBEVE) and the Electronics and Instrumentation Group.

• Education Background: Biomedical Science and Electronic and Communication Engineering
• Teaching Responsibilities: Modules include ENGR5056 (Electronics and Control Engineering), ENGR6026 (Sensors and Data Logging), ENGR7025 (Electric Vehicles), and ENGR7031 (Electric Powertrain Systems).

His research focuses on Biomedical Engineering, Autonomous Vehicle Navigation Systems, Electric Powertrain Design, Battery Management Systems, and Machine Learning. Recent projects include roadsign/lane marking recognition systems, electric powertrain control, and neural network-based medical monitoring systems. His work integrates adaptive neural networks for real-world applications like driver fatigue detection, stemming from his PhD research.

Dr. Yassine's publications emphasize low-power biomedical circuits, CMOS-based analog designs, and high-precision voltage references. His contributions span biomedical instrumentation, electric vehicle systems, and semiconductor circuit innovations. He collaborates with industry and academia to advance sustainable transportation and healthcare technologies.

Labs and Groups: Active in CBEVE and the Electronics and Instrumentation Group, driving interdisciplinary research in EVs, batteries, and smart systems.