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STFC Innovations Partnership Scheme Fellow at the University of Southampton
The UK is dependent on innovation for long-term economic prosperity. An invaluable resource is the science training and research in universities, but the path from this training, t...
Inbeam yray spectroscopy of octupole deformed odd Z 225Pa
The structure of isotopes in the light-actinide region of the nuclear chart is of interest due to the prediction of pear-shaped nuclei. Both theoretical and experimental research h...
Laser assisted nuclear fusion
TBD
STFC Leeds Maths 2021 DTP
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:...
Fundamental Physics in Gravitational Wave Signals
Tests of General Relativity and Fundamental Physics is an important part of the mission of both ground based and space-based laser interferometer gravitational wave detectors. Nume...
Hadronic signals of Higgs bosons
Experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) have confirmed the existence of a Higgs boson, a discovery which led to the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics. The Higgs mechanism is there...
AdS3/CFT2 integrability
tbc
The Population of Double White Dwarfs
Double white dwarfs are a leading candidate progenitor population of thermonuclear supernovae. Understanding their role in the production of supernovae requires understanding their...
The evolution of galaxies in the early universe with the next generation of telescopes
At the cutting-edge of Astronomy research is the study of the formation and evolution of the first galaxies. Through breakthrough observations in the past 30 years it has been poss...
Signatures from Dark Matter Accretion and Superradiance in Black Hole Ringdown
Black hole ring down is, potentially, one of the cleanest observables to be extracted from gravitational wave production from a gravitational collapse event. It is will described i...
Interstellar objects in a galactic context
The discovery of the first interstellar objects observed travelling through the Solar System - 1I/'Oumuamua and 2I/Borisov has created great interest. These small worlds are sample...
The Characterisation of Light Sensors for the ANNIE Experiment and an Analysis of First Data
The project will focus on the characterisation of the LAPPD light sensors, currently installed in the ANNIE experiment, and will conclude with an analysis of first data from the ex...
ARM Forge Software licence
ARM Parallel Debugging and Profiling Application: This is an application that supports the debugging, profiling and optimisation of codes that use distributed resources, such a...
Expanding the precision timing frontier for particle tracking at hadron colliders
The large increase in the number of overlapping proton-proton interactions (pileup) is one of the leading experimental challenges for the HL-LHC physics program. A novel and powerf...
Imperial Astrophysics PATT Travel Grant
Imperial College Astrophysics Group is involved in a wide range of research activities that are based on observations at telescopes across the world. This grant will fund travel to...
2021 Particle Physics Research Centre Capital Equipment Grant Proposal
The aim of this proposal is centred around the procurement of three items of equipment. This will * provide infrastructure to support Government Policy aims of making the UK a Tec...
Precision Mechanical Detector Assemblies for Particle Physics
According to the Standard Model of particle physics, the universe is made up from a small number of elementary particles, governed by a few fundamental forces. To study the physics...
Demonstration of a base metal Low-temperature Catalytic converter for deNOx (LowCat Demo)
Poor air quality results in around 400,000 excess deaths per year in Europe. In 2017, 39 % of NOx emissions were from road transport, with a further 45 % from sectors which include...
A flexible open-access wire bonder for the ISOLDE Solenoidal Spectrometer upgrade project
The elements we see around us and that constitute our bodies are predominantly stable, yet we know these were forged in violent astrophysical scenarios such as neutron star mergers...
net-zero - Tracking tritium to enable efficient fusion fuel cycles
The UK government has legislated to deliver 'net-zero' greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and committed to "doubling down on our ambition to be the first country to commercialis...