(IN BRIEF) Four University of Oxford academics have been honoured in the 2026 Royal Society Awards, which recognise outstanding contributions to scientific discovery, public engagement and research culture. Professor Laura Herz of the Department of Physics received the Rumford Medal … Read the full press release
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(IN BRIEF) The University of Liverpool has secured more than €1 million in Horizon Europe funding through its involvement in four newly awarded projects focused on shaping the future of European research infrastructures. The funding is part of a broader … Read the full press release
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Tagged accelerator science, AI-generated digital twins, beam diagnostics, capacity building, CERN, CLARA test facility, co-creation with industry, Cockcroft Institute, Communication, Daresbury Laboratory, Department of Physics, distributed research infrastructure, Enabling Partnerships for Innovation and Accelerator Technology Advancement, energy infrastructure, engagement, EPITA, EuPRAXIA, European research collaboration, exploitation, facility design, facility optimisation, healthcare infrastructure, high-tech supply chains, Horizon Europe, Inclusion, industrial partnerships, Intelligent Research Infrastructure Sustainability, Iris, Liverpool Strengthens Accelerator Science Leadership Through Four Newly Awarded Horizon Europe Projects, particle physics, plasma accelerator technology, plasma diagnostics, Professor Carsten P Welsch, public engagement, research infrastructure sustainability, research infrastructures, scientific facilities, SMEs, STFC, Sustainable Design, training, trustworthy digital twins, TwinRISE, University of Liverpool, University of Liverpool Secures Over €1 Million Through Horizon Europe Projects Supporting Future Research Infrastructures, University of Liverpool to Lead Key Work Packages in European Research Infrastructure Innovation Programme
(IN BRIEF) Dr Liam O’Brien from the University of Liverpool has secured a £2.1 million EPSRC Open Fellowship to develop advanced magnetic nanoparticle tracers for next-generation medical imaging. The interdisciplinary project combines expertise in physics, chemistry and nanomedicine to improve … Read the full press release
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LIVERPOOL, 18-8-2015 — /EuropaWire/ — For the 13th consecutive year, the University of Liverpool is positioned 101-150 in the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2015. Liverpool is ranked in the same group as Birmingham, Leeds, Nottingham, London School of Economics (LSE), … Read the full press release
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Tagged Department of Chemistry, Department of Physics, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Institute of Integrative Biology, School of Engineering, School of Medicine, School of Physical Sciences
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