Energy and Power Systems Lab
Solar mini-grids, battery storage and demand forecasting for Nigerian campuses, clinics and markets.
Four centres working on power, health, cities and the law of technology, with students in every project from 300 level.
Solar mini-grids, battery storage and demand forecasting for Nigerian campuses, clinics and markets.
Community health records, vaccination coverage studies and maternal care data across the FCT.
Affordable housing, market design and flood-resilient planning for growing satellite towns.
Data protection, fintech regulation and digital rights, with policy briefs for regulators.
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Every centre takes undergraduate research assistants each semester. Students help collect field data, build prototypes and co-author reports, paid at ₦45,000 a month for ten hours a week.
Final-year projects can be supervised inside a centre, which gives students a published output before graduation.
A sample of recent publications. Titles are examples for this demo.
Energy and Power Systems Lab, journal article (example)
Centre for Public Health Data, report (example)
Urban Futures Studio, design guide (example)
Law and Technology Clinic, policy brief (example)

Companies, agencies and NGOs commission studies, prototypes and training through our research office. Typical projects run for three to twelve months, with a named lead and monthly reports.

Doctoral study is available in energy systems, public health and law, by research with a supervisory panel.
Yes, by agreement with the centre lead and with a safety induction.
Through grants, commissioned projects and a university research fund of 3 percent of tuition income.
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