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is to synthesise and study artificial quantum materials using ultracold molecules arranged in regular arrays to probe novel quantum phenomena in strongly interacting quantum systems. The use
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strong research presence in Southwest Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean, that embraces fieldwork, visual and material culture studies and bioarchaeology. We have a range of cutting-edge laboratories
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funding proposals, engaging in licensing or spin-out activities, and enhancing the public and commercial impact of the research. Key responsibilities: To understand and convey material of a specialist or
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. The successful applicant will be a member of the ACiD group within the Department of Computer Science at Durham University. Key responsibilities: To understand and convey material of a specialist or highly
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elements underlying differences in organ size among species. Key responsibilities: To understand and convey material of a specialist or highly technical nature to the team or group of people through
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deposited with the UK Data Service, including original interview documents, researchers’ notes and supplementary study materials newly digitised as part of the project by the Special Collections team
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of life and material sciences to adopt this facile technology. We forecast a potentially game-changing impact on a global scale that reaches further than the scientific benefits associated with this project
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material of a specialist or highly technical nature to the team or group of people through presentations and discussions that leads to the presentation of research papers in conferences and publications
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but is not limited to systematising a database of materials, assessing their relevance, and also conducting systematic searches across legal databases and other sources to identify further materials
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), and their research teams in the Quantum Light and Matter group. The overarching goal of the research is to synthesise and study artificial quantum materials using ultracold CsYb molecules arranged in