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Astrophysics over a wide range of scales and wavelengths, gravitational wave astronomy and precision tests of gravitational theories.
Stars, the Sun and Exoplanets (aka HiROS)
Using asteroseismology and helioseismology, from the NASA Kepler Mission and the Birmingham Solar-Oscillations Network (BiSON) to study the Sun and stars (including exoplanet hosts).
X-Ray Binaries
Research in Galactic X-ray Astronomy: neutron star and black hole binary systems.
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