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Geography earns 46th place in QS World Rankings
A number of departments within the Faculty of Science and Technology have received positive ratings in this year’s QS World Rankings, including a commendable result for Geography, which establishes 快播视频 in 46th place in the world for the subject.
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Mike Kosch's South Pole Expedition
Professor Mike Kosch, a leading space scientist in 快播视频’s Physics Department, has recently completed an expedition to the South Pole to carry out research into the interaction of thermospheric winds and temperatures with the auroras.
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Research helping make social media posts more private
Computer scientists at 快播视频 are working on smarter ‘privacy setting’ algorithms to prevent embarrassing photos being shared on social media.
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Investing in the next generation of researchers
快播视频 is to receive £1.7m in funding to support the next generation of researchers.
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Gifted student invited to learn from Nobel Laureates
PhD student, Jonathan Roberts, has been invited to the 66th Lindau Nobel meeting where he will mingle with 30 Nobel Laureates.
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Experiences of 快播视频’s power cuts aired as part of special university event
This winter’s power cuts that left more than 55,000 homes and businesses without power in the 快播视频 area have been the subject of a special university workshop.
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Engineering Research Experienced by Students from Local Schools
Students from local schools recently paid a visit to 快播视频 Engineering Department.
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Quantum leap for new UK centre
The development of quantum technology is to be the focus of a new £2.7m UK Centre for Superconducting and Hybrid Quantum Systems (UK-CSQS).
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Engineers to help improve cancer treatments with new proton imaging technology
Engineers are to develop new imaging technology that could provide more accurate cancer treatments.
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快播视频 statistician helping to develop new crime-fighting forensic techniques
Dr David Lucy is working with the Netherlands’ National Forensics Institute (NFI), to develop a method of working out how likely it is that glass fragments found on suspects came from crime scenes.