Sentences with phrase «physics research programme»

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The research presented in Nature Physics, was made possible by the Netherlands Center for Multiscale Catalytic Energy Conversion (MCEC), a ten year research programme in which the Physics of Fluids group participates, and by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researcresearch presented in Nature Physics, was made possible by the Netherlands Center for Multiscale Catalytic Energy Conversion (MCEC), a ten year research programme in which the Physics of Fluids group participates, and by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researcresearch programme in which the Physics of Fluids group participates, and by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific ResearchResearch (NWO).

In order to qualify for participation in the Star Tiger programme, applicants should have experience in one or more of the following research areas: lithography, microelectromechanical systems fabrication, radio frequency (RF) system design, optical and RF photonic bandgap design, test and measurement, charge - coupled device imaging, packaging / micro / self - assembly, mechanical design, materials sciences, solid state physics, or general physics.

Bjørn co-ordinated the support of all physics programmes of the Research Council of Norway.

More information: • Swedish Institute of Space Physics, IRF: http://www2.irf.se • Research programme Space Plasma Physics, IRF, Uppsala: http://space.irfu.se/ • Information on Cassini: https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov • IRF's instrument on Cassini: https://www.space.irfu.se/cassini/ • Article» In Situ Measurements of Saturn's Ionosphere show it is Dynamic and Interacts with the Rings», J. - E.

It has also signed an agreement with MIT, through the institute's Energy Intiative, allowing the company to carry out jointly research programmes on plasma physics and advanced fusion and electromagnets technologies.

Our research programme is highly interdisciplinary, using the tools of chemical physics to understand the chemical basis for complex biological and mechanistic problems.

A continuous and dynamic research and development programme has placed the ESRF as a pioneer in synchrotron and accelerator physics and technology.

The programme also carries out experimental research in space physics, utilising data from ground - based instruments at high latitudes, in co-ordination with measurements on national and international satellites.