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Studying rare b- and c-decays with the LHCb experiment
The results of current experiments in particle physics are described by a theory called the Standard Model (SM). The SM describes data astonishingly well, without significant discr...
Using world-leading accelerator laboratories to measure thermonuclear reaction rates
The project will involve using world-leading accelerator laboratories to measure thermonuclear reaction rates important for nuclear processes that occurred in the first generation...
Implications of Fuzzy Dark Matter for Galaxy Rotation Curves
The project will study stellar trajectories in fuzzy dark matter halos via numerical simulations of these halos. It will then assess how these trajectories translate into observabl...
The Propagation of Internal Gravity Waves Through Stellar Convection Zones
Stars play a pivotal role in our universe by producing most of the heavy elements via nuclear fusion and releasing them into the interstellar medium (ISM) during their later stages...
A search for charged lepton flavour violation at the Fermilab Mu2e experiment
In the Standard Model, with neutrino masses, the branching ratio for charged lepton-flavour violating (cLFV) processes with muons is unobservable (O(10^{-50)), thus any observation...
Preparing for Mars sample return - Oxygen isotope analysis of martian meteorites
One of the major reasons for returning Martian samples to Earth is to be able to analyse them using sophisticated laboratory techniques that cannot be flown on spacecraft [1]. Ca...
EMCCD Detector Development for Space Applications: from the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to Future Mission Opportunities
Work with the latest detector technology that is being used in the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. "Best of both worlds" approach to a PhD studentship through the S...
Developing heavy (100kg-400kg) fused silica suspensions for next generation gravitational wave detectors
"The Institute for Gravitational Research is a leader in the development of suspension hardware for current and future gravitational wave detectors. The group provides fused s...
The environments of high-redshift radio galaxies
This project aims to investigate the role of AGN as tracers and mediators of the environments of distant galaxies. There will be a particular focus on identifying and measuring any...
Development and validation of innovative, near real-time analytical tools to enable mitigation of contamination within cleanrooms of the UK spacecraft
Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at https:...
UK involvement in LSST: Phase C (UCL component)
Abstracts are not currently available in GtR for all funded research. This is normally because the abstract was not required at the time of proposal submission, but may be because...
Dark matter searches with NEWS-G and future experiments
NEWS-G and future Dark Matter experiments
PhD in Particle Physics, on the ATLAS experiment
ATLAS top quark physics + ITk tracker
Probing gravitational horizons with astronomical observation
A key challenge in combining our understanding of Gravity (given by classical General Relativity or GR) with Quantum Mechanics is in deriving the meaning of discrete symmetries. Of...
Dynamic Accretion Discs in Astrophysics
Accretion discs are a basic building block of many astrophysical systems. The discs that are observed around young stars are where planets form, and those found around white dwarfs...
Deciphering the impact record at different times and different scales on the Moon
Our Solar System has different populations of planetary bodies - the innermost part closest to the Sun is dominated by the large rocky terrestrial worlds Mercury, Venus, Earth-Moon...
Search for Higgs bosons decaying to dark matter using advanced artificial intelligence techniques and upgrade of the silicon tracker at ATLAS
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is a fantastic success, having been in operation for more than a decade, collecting huge datasets and releasing hundreds of results; the highlight b...
Understanding the connection between explosive transients and their host galaxies.
The coevolution of galaxies and their explosive transients - Using numerical models and observational data to constrain the formation of galaxies via supernovae explosions, gamma r...
Unveiling the Sun, next generation studies of the Sun's magnetic activity
The Sun's character is determined by its dynamic and evolving magnetic field, which harbours energy that is used to power some of the most violent and energetic events in the Solar...
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