We have established an enviable reputation for producing impactful work and sought-after graduates. Our group boasts the greatest breadth of expertise in the UK, which creates a research environment that allows for diversity, collaboration and a high level of understanding of the field as a whole.
Our experimental research includes studies to identify both the baryonic and non-baryonic constituents of the universe, the influence of nuclear reactions on stellar explosions, and the quark substructures of hadrons.
The main areas of our research include:
We have established an enviable reputation for producing impactful work and sought-after graduates. Our group boasts the greatest breadth of expertise in the UK, which creates a research environment that allows for diversity, collaboration and a high level of understanding of the field as a whole. <br/><br/>Our experimental research includes studies to identify both the baryonic and non-baryonic constituents of the universe, the influence of nuclear reactions on stellar explosions, and the quark substructures of hadrons.<br/><br/>The main areas of our research include: <br/><br/><br/>* photonuclear research<br/><br/><br/>* exotic nuclei<br/><br/><br/>* nuclear astrophysics<br/><br/><br/>* silicon detector devices<br/><br/><br/>* dark matter research<br/>
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