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Early results from CERN give an insight into life immediately after the Big Bang
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In an experiment to collide lead nuclei together at CERN's Large Hadron Collider, physicists from the ALICE detector team which includes researchers from the University of Birmingham have discovered that the very early Universe was not only very hot and dense but behaved like a hot liquid.
Date:
24/11/2010
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Engineering and Physical Sciences
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Research
Physicists creating mini Big Bangs at the Large Hadron Collider
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Birmingham physicists working at CERN's Large Hadron Collider's (LHC's) in Switzerland are gearing up to study a piece of the Universe as it would have been just moments after the Big Bang.
Date:
09/11/2010
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Engineering and Physical Sciences
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Measuring stars to reveal greater understanding of the Sun
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Researchers from the University have detected a star in our galaxy that is older and bigger than our Sun. It is hoped this can give us insight into the behaviour of the Sun and to develop a greater understanding of the evolution of stars and our galaxy.
Date:
28/10/2010
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Engineering and Physical Sciences
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Studying the dark side of the Universe
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Birmingham physicists are using a revolutionary new instrument that is providing them with a radically new view of the cosmos. By harnessing gravitational waves, the researchers could see the universe by mapping the vibrations of space-time rather than by using the light from stars and galaxies.
Date:
14/09/2010
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Engineering and Physical Sciences
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Skills shortage threatens the UK's thriving manufacturing industry
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British manufacturing is thriving, not declining, due to innovative strategies by companies, but is at risk of collapse due to a severe shortage of skills.
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02/09/2010
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