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Elucidating the fundamental nature of hadrons with Particle Identification Detector
In this application we request a timely and cost-effective UK equipment contribution to next generation science programmes with the CrystalBall@MAMI. This new research landscape is...
Large Area Fast Timing Photon Sensors for Cherenkov Detectors in Neutrino Physics and Particle Identification
Cherenkov light is emitted when a charged particle is traversing a material faster then the speed of light in this material. This faint source of light provides invaluable informat...
ATLAS Upgrade Phase 2 Construction 2021-23
ATLAS Upgrade Phase 2 Construction 2021-23 (as previously described). Please note that this application links to Grant Title "ATLAS Phase-2 Upgrade 2018-2024 (Sussex Compon...
A Complete Understanding of Massive Galaxy Formation into the Epoch of Reionization
At the frontier of modern astronomy is the study of first galaxies, when the universe was less than 10% of its current age. It is within this era that the first atoms of 'heavy' el...
Enhanced Instrumentation for Gravitational Wave Research
Our equipment upgrade proposed here is designed to maintain Glasgow and the UK's ability to stay at the forefront of the R&D critical in delivering future science goals at a ti...
Symmetry-restored two-centre self-consistent approach to fission with arbitrary deformations, orientations, and distance of fragments
The vision of this proposal is to bring into the physics of nuclear fission the most advanced theoretical ideas and computation. Since the discovery of fission almost eighty years...
Probing the Cosmic Dawn and Epoch of Re-ionization with REACH
The Big Bang model for the origin and initial evolution of the Universe is by now a familiar and well-studied research field. The subsequent, late time, evolution of stars and othe...
Upgrading the ATLAS experiment for the luminosity frontier at the Large Hadron Collide. STFC/ATLAS UPGRADE/ST/R002576/1
This project contributes to the construction of the ITk, the new tracker for the ATLAS experiment at the LHC which is designed to cope with an order of magnitude increase in data i...
New cosmology measurements with voids in next-generation galaxy surveys
In 1998, astronomers made the surprising discovery that the expansion of the universe is accelerating. This result led to a revolution in cosmology and the introduction of a myster...
New insights into impact chemistry through light gas gun integrated in situ mass spectrometry
Impacts are a fundamental process, having shaped the surfaces of all planetary bodies, and modified their contents through impact-driven chemical reactions. To date, studies of imp...
ATLAS Upgrade Phase 2 Construction 2021-23
Interim continuation funding for upgrade tracking detector construction for the ATLAS experiment, Edinburgh project staff funding. Academic Beneficiaries The wider ATLAS collabor...
SKA Construction
The Summary for this proposal is included in the submission from the Lead Institution.
Lifetime measurements of novel ultra-fast PMTs for kaon tagging at the NA62 experiment at CERN
Particle physics studies the fundamental constituents of matter and their interactions. A central requirement for future experiments at the precision frontier of particle physics,...
ATLAS Upgrade Phase 2 Construction 2021-23 -- Sheffield
Interim continuation funding for upgrade tracking detector construction for the ATLAS experiment, Sheffield project staff funding
Capital investment in an Instrument to Measure Particle Size Distribution (PSD)
We propose to procure a specialised instrument for measuring particle size distribution (PSD) in wet abrasive slurries. This will play a vital role in optimising processes for fine...
ExCALIBUR Hardware and Enabling Software
In 2018, the Exascale Computing ALgorithms & Infrastructures for the Benefit of UK Research (ExCALIBUR) programme was proposed by the Met Office, CCFE and EPSRC (on behalf of U...
Next generation optical coatings to fully open the window on the gravitational Universe
More than a hundred years ago, Einstein predicted the existence of gravitational waves (GWs) - ripples in space-time caused by violent events such as the merger of two black holes....
Lancaster University: Observational Astrophysics PATT grant 2020-2022
Astrophysics is the study of the physical nature of celestial objects and the Universe in which they live. The Astrophysics group at Lancaster has been set up in 2015 within the Ph...
Quantum Gas jet Scanner (QuantumJET)
This application seeks funding from STFC to support the development of a quantum gas jet-based beam scanner/target. QuantumJET will produce micrometer-focused beams of atoms and mo...
Massive Star Formation
I would be interested in pursuing a project involving the physics of massive star formation. Currently, this area of star formation theory is not well understood. The two main form...