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Published on 3 August 2023New nanotechnology may make it easier to identify the chemical composition of impurities and their geometrical shape in samples of air, liquid and live tissue.
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New nanotechnology may make it easier to identify the chemical composition of impurities and their geometrical shape in samples of air, liquid and live tissue.
Today is Cycle to Work Day. Check out some of the University's useful resources to help you get on your bike and get involved.
Last week over 100 staff attended a friendly rounders event hosted by the Sports Department.
A new network of staff Climate Advocates has been formed to further embed actions to support the University's Climate Action Framework.
KTP grant to fund development of behavioural nudges to encourage sustainable choices when relocating
Find out how to get the help you need to move your existing equipment or to discuss any new IT requirements.
Bath astronomers find clumpier dust distributions in early galaxies, and highlight how dust can make galaxies look bigger than they really are.
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Sir Richard will talk about his research career that led to the discovery of RNA splicing, culminated by the Nobel Prize in 1993.
The Department of Physics has received Royal Society funding for collaboration with the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) and the University of Helsinki.