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Art and Science Do Mix! Join Us Next Week at the Manchester Science Festival

20/10/201120/10/2011 admin conservation science, Heritage Science, surface analysis

Several outreach activities at the Manchester Science Festival 2011, which runs from 22 – 30 October 2011, are directly related

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Success! VERSOX Beamline at DIAMOND Funded

21/04/201128/04/2011 admin analytical, catalysis, co-crystals, conservation science, crystal growth, crystallography, descriptors, electronic structure, energy, environmental, formulation, H-bond, Heritage Science, NEXAFS, nucleation, oxides, pharmaceuticals, polymorphism, salts, spectroscopy, surface analysis, synchrotron, XAS, XPS

It was announced today that the VERSOX soft X-ray spectroscopy beamline project at DIAMOND Light Source Ltd has been funded.

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Soft X-ray Spectroscopy Beamline Project

01/10/201001/10/2010 admin analytical, co-crystals, conservation science, crystal growth, crystallography, formulation, Heritage Science, nucleation, pharmaceuticals, polymorphism, salts, surface analysis, synchrotron radiation, XAS, XPS

We are part of the leadership team for the Versatile Soft X-ray Spectroscopy Beamline Project, which would be the first

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New arrivals

15/09/201015/09/2010 admin analytical, catalysis, conservation science, crystal growth, Heritage Science, liquid-liquid interface, nucleation, renewables, surface analysis, XAS, XPS

It is the time of the year where people come and go. We would like to welcome Devon Indar and

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AHRC/EPSRC Fellow

15/04/201016/04/2010 admin analytical, conservation science, Heritage Science, paint, surface analysis, XPS

Elizabeth A. Willneff, an alumna of our research group and a PhD graduate from our School, has been awarded an

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2010/11 MEng and MSc Research Topics

18/03/201021/03/2010 admin analytical, catalysis, co-crystals, conservation science, environmental, fluorides, H-bond, Heritage Science, Lewis acids, paint, pharmaceuticals, surface analysis

Research topics offered to MEng and MSc students in 2010/11 have been announced. Follow this link

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EPSRC CMAC @EPSRC_CMAC·

16 Sep

Registration is now OPEN for the #CMAC Virtual Open Day 2020! Join us on the 21st and 22nd of October for leading presentations, a panel discussion, poster and break-out sessions. @EPSRC #CMACOpenDay2020 #UKManufacturing #ContinuousManufacturing
https://hopin.to/events/cmac-virtual-open-day

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Henry Royce Institute @RoyceInstitute·

8 Sep

We're pleased to share the first look inside the new #RoyceHubBuilding for advanced #materials funded by @EPSRC

Alongside our Partners, the building will convene academia and industry to solve global challenges with materials solutions.

Find out more >https://www.royce.ac.uk/news/first-look-inside-new-105m-henry-royce-institute-hub-building/

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EPSRC CMAC @EPSRC_CMAC·

7 Sep

Are you interested in retaining API physical properties by improving drug release profiles in the final drug product? #CMACResearcher Elke Prasad has recently published an article on Improving Consistency for a Mefenamic Acid Immediate Release Formulation. https://www.jpharmsci.org/article/S0022-3549(20)30444-5/fulltext

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The Bragg Centre and Royce at Leeds @BraggRoyceLeeds·

2 Sep

Our new home just got a lovely new sculpture inspired by the groundbreaking work of our namesake. Check out the full story below. @RoyceInstitute https://twitter.com/UniversityLeeds/status/1301183154305331200

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European Synchrotron @esrfsynchrotron·

25 Aug

#NEWS OPEN!✅
An Extremely new Bright Light shines in Grenoble.

@esrfsynchrotron is back to User Mode, with the opening of a brand-new 4th-generation high-energy synchrotron.

Welcome back users for new science! #health #environment
▶️ https://bit.ly/34yNAbv #EUscience

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