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7 April 2021

Modern Physics and Muons
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7 April 2021

Spin or `New Physics'?
The Liverpool Scientific

6 April 2021

Rutherford Plasma Physics Communications Prize
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26 March 2021

A new way to monitor the time-dependence of the number of LHC proton-proton collisions with ATLAS
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23 March 2021

LHCb experiment - A flavour of things to come…

18 March 2021

UoL physicist in new LHC Higgs Group leadership role
From left to right: Dr Elisabetta Arca, Dr Robert Kostecki, Prof Tim Veal and Prof David Scanlon

17 March 2021

Accelerating the development of new solar absorbers
Magnetic Refrigeration

4 March 2021

Magnetic Refrigeration: Combining Experiment and Machine Learning to Make a Cool Choice
Magnetic discussion - Sketch by Bruno Touschek (Source: INFN)

2 March 2021

What would you do with a mini accelerator?
Dr Brianna Heazlewood

1 March 2021

Welcome, Dr Brianna Heazlewood!
Island of stability

25 February 2021

Sailing towards the island of stability: decay spectroscopy of flerovium
Charge radii of exotic potassium isotopes

23 February 2021

Charge radii of exotic potassium isotopes challenge nuclear theory and the magic character of N = 32
Indium Oxide

16 February 2021

Transparent Semiconductor Alloy, Indium Gallium Oxide
Systematic differences between low-energy positive- and negative-parity states imply that heavy radon isotopes behave as octupole (pear-shaped) vibrators (image Nature Communications)

16 February 2021

Liverpool research identified as editor’s choice – The observation of vibrating pear-shapes in radon nuclei
Cockcroft Institute

15 February 2021

Cockcroft Institute Awarded more than £11 million to boost accelerator research
Healthcare Workshop

10 February 2021

Healthcare Instrumentation Workshop
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9 February 2021

Liverpool physicists build core components of global neutrino experiment
Optical beam loss monitor for accelerator optimisation. Image courtesy of D-Beam Ltd

3 February 2021

Liverpool research identified as STFC success story
Visualisation of the future EuPRAXIA facility. (Image: EuPRAXIA)

28 January 2021

EuPRAXIA Conceptual Design Report published in the European Physical Journal

14 January 2021

Solar panels capture more sunlight with capsaicin - the chemical that makes chili peppers spicy