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) – with the goal to elucidate the effects of dopants on their antiferromagnetic structure and electron small polaron hopping. In particular, they will apply advanced neutron and X-ray scattering techniques
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political research. It offers a uniquely stimulating environment for the study of all major fields of politics, as well as public management and public policy. Over 150 people make up the Department
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the UCL project team to make a significant contribution to the first phase of the project led by the UCL team with the following aims: Developing a conceptual and methodological framework
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Engineering or related topic. Working experience and knowledge of nonlinear numerical modelling of structure and infrastructure exposed to multi-hazards conditions Working experience of advanced programming
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Energy Institute aims to help to build a globally sustainable energy system, by bringing to bear multiple disciplinary perspectives to observe, analyse, model and interpret energy use and energy systems