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contribute to a wave of ongoing developments deploying the escape-time technology on a broad range of measurement problems in biology. This role requires expertise in single molecule fluorescence experiments
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the Wave project. This is a three-year project funded by the Enterprise Ireland Disruptive Technology and Innovation Fund (DTIF) in which the INFANT Research Centre is partnered with an industry partner
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applications and impact in audio, communications, and music technology. - Develop theoretical models of wave propagation and hybrid methods that combine physical models with artificial intelligence techniques
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dual-resonator (dual-rail) erasure-flag qubits in collaboration with D-Wave New Haven (formerly Quantum Circuits, Inc. of New Haven). We also lead PRACTIQAL, an NSF Quantum Leap Challenge Institute
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floating offshore wind (FLOW) in deeper Atlantic and Celtic Sea waters. These are among the most energetic waters in which FLOW has been contemplated. Wave conditions frequently exceed the operating limits
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(pure and metal-doped) and carbon chains in supernova ejecta. • Apply molecular dynamics (MD) methods to simulate the formation of alumina agglomerates. • Use ab initio wave function methods to model
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approaches for data analysis. The laboratory's research focuses on particle physics, gravitational waves, and the equation of state of nuclear matter, and relies on complementary development of analysis
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-ultraviolet and near-infrared pulses, and electron-ion coincidence detection in a reaction microscope. The scientific programme addresses chiral electronic wave packets, charge migration and charge transfer
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to turbulence, shock wave boundary layer interactions in the supersonic and hypersonic regimes. The Aerodynamics laboratories are equipped with state of the art wind tunnels with a large low-speed (low-turbulence
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for the study of critical aerodynamic phenomena such as flow separation, transition to turbulence, shock wave boundary layer interactions in the supersonic and hypersonic regimes. The Aerodynamics laboratories