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Inside the clean room
The London Centre for Nanotechnology is a joint research institute of UCL and Imperial College London. In its main base, on the UCL campus, LCN carries out research into materials at the smallest of scales. Combining areas as varied as electronics design, chemistry and life sciences, LCN's hi-tech labs are a hive of cross-disciplinary study – and are the only facilities of their type in a city centre anywhere in the world. More...
Space & Climate Physics (Mullard Space Science Laboratory)
The Department of Space and
Climate Physics (originally opened as the Mullard Space Science Laboratory in 1967) and is now the largest
university-based space research group in the UK. The department
undertakes research in astrophysics, planetary sciences, solar
physics, space plasma physics and climate extremes. This programme is
underpinned by a comprehensive technology base that has led to
MSSL-built instruments being flown by all of the major space agencies.
Our postgraduate teaching programme reflects the quality and breadth of
our research and technology programmes.
Prospectus
- There are no undergraduate programmes in Space and Climate Physics
- Graduate programmes (taught and research)
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