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SUPA Newsletters December 2006 News:SUPA Prize Studentship 2010/11 The SUPA Prize Student application process is now open. Visit the prize application page to find more details about the process, and how to apply. Eight Scottish universities are to share almost £48 million to grow their physics research capabilities. The Scottish Further and Higher Education Funding Council (SFC) and the participating universities have confirmed funding for SUPA. The SUPA START feasibility study awards have been launched. These can provide up to £5,000. The SUPA Annual Meeting is taking place on Thursday 12th November 2009 at the Glasgow Science Centre. |
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Six Scottish Universities have come together to form a research alliance in Physics. The aim is to place Scotland at the forefront of research in Physics through an agreed national strategy, an inter-institutional management structure, and co-ordinated promotion and pursuit of excellence.
Adopting a coherent approach to staffing strategy, research training, research initiatives and funding opportunities, SUPA™ will pool and enhance Scotland's strongest Physics research areas and will develop as a world leader in Physics, creating the largest group of Physics researchers in the UK. It is also intended as a single "front door" for potential staff, sponsors, and industrial collaborators.
The alliance brings together internationally leading physics research across Scotland to form the largest physics grouping in the UK. Major research themes being pursued are astronomy, condensed matter and materials physics, nuclear and plasma physics, elementary particles, photonics and physics and life sciences.
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The application process for the prize PhD studentships is now open.
Please click here to find more details of the process and how to apply.
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