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New automotive facility set to open at Bath

https://www.bath.ac.uk/announcements/new-automotive-facility-set-to-op…

A dynamometer has been installed at the University of Bath as part of a ground-breaking new Centre for Low Emission Vehicle Research. ... The new Centre, called CLEVeR, is the result of a £1.8m equipment funding award from the Engineering & Physical

Fact not fiction inspires new film shorts

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The videos cover diverse research projects from designing new solar cells, to how we can make a real life Star Trek-style tricorder to monitor our health. ... It was fascinating getting to know an artist and trying to explain my research to people in a

New method for building on an atomic scale

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In their new method, the tip of the STM injects electrons onto a surface decorated with benzene molecules. ... Our findings help us understand the fundamental physics underlying the behaviour of hot electrons and will help pave the way for building new

First SAMBa workshop in collaboration with Mexican…

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News story. Published on Tuesday 8 December 2015. Last updated on Thursday 26 September 2019. ... It was very rewarding to give students in Mexico the tools to carry out new research.

Building links with Mexico

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News story. Published on Thursday 7 May 2015. Last updated on Thursday 26 September 2019. ... a visitor programme through the new Bath Institute for Mathematical Innovation.

New project to improve techniques of studying epilepsy

https://www.bath.ac.uk/announcements/new-project-to-improve-techniques…

Coinciding with National Epilepsy Week, Mr Leigh Slocombe, Chief Executive of ERUK, informed the invitees of ERUK’s commitment to fund a total of nine new research projects vital to furthering ... Commenting on receiving the grant funding, Professor

New 3-D camera technology to uncover hidden landmines

https://www.bath.ac.uk/announcements/new-3-d-camera-technology-to-unco…

From University of Bath. New 3-D camera technology to uncover hidden landmines. ... Our University is developing an innovative new camera system capable of detecting landmines underground, with funding from Sir Bobby Charlton’s charity FABW.

Mathematical Sciences celebrates triple success in EPSRC…

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News story. Published on Friday 13 March 2015. Last updated on Thursday 26 September 2019. ... Sergey is developing new efficient algorithms for manipulating data and solving equations directly in such compressed representations.

Head and body lice read DNA differently

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The new findings could help scientists understand better how these diseases are spread. ... Dr Urrutia added: “This study adds to mounting evidence for a central role for RNA processing in the adaptation of species to new habitats.

Ten Summer Internships awarded to Department

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News story. Published on Monday 15 June 2015. Last updated on Thursday 26 September 2019. ... Alastair Flynn working with Professor Alastair Spence on New Methods for the Neutron Transport Eigenvalue Problem.

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