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The Cosmoparticle Initiative is a programme within the Department of Physics and Astronomy (P&A), linking the P&A Astrophysics, High Energy Physics (HEP) and Atomic, Molecular, Optical and Positron Physics (AMOPP) groups with the Mullard Space Science Laboratory Cosmology group.

The aims of the Initiative are:

To enhance the interdisciplinary links between HEP, Astrophysics, and AMOPP staff, postdocs and PhD students with common interests. The key points of overlap are likely to be between cosmology and astro-particle physics (including theory, data, instrumentation and statistics);
To enhance the training offered to PhD students and postdocs including in transferrable areas such as computing and presentation skills, for example through peer learning activities;
To create and enhance links with major international projects and groups with related interests, especially through our CASPEN exchange network;
To create links with statistics and computer science, in particular through the Alan Turing Institute and with the Centre for Doctoral Training in data-intensive science.