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information, space and gravity research, semiconductors, and atomic gases. The Institute's strategy is to employ the strongest scientists, giving them the freedom to conduct their research. This has resulted in
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associations. The research will focus on beneficiation process design, including gravity separation, flotation using biodegradable reagents and nano-bubbles, as well as selective leaching to remove impurities
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on beneficiation process design, including gravity separation, flotation using biodegradable reagents and nano-bubbles, as well as selective leaching to remove impurities. At a later stage, the project will explore
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aims to develop and test fundamental theory in applied organisational research. It covers issues from the micro to the macro level of analysis. The programme has two “centres of gravity” that provide
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with several affiliated faculty members who work closely with the group. We also maintain active collaboration with the Cosmology, Gravity and Astroparticle Physics Group (CTPU-CGA), led by Masahide Yamaguchi
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, and have different interior mixing and rotation behaviors. Therefore the observable oscillations – or “heartbeats” – of such stars, from internal pressure and gravity waves, are expected to be
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Theory , Lattice QCD , Mathematical Physics , Particle Theory , Quantum Condensed Matter Theory , Quantum Field Theory , quantum gravity , theoretical condensed matter physics , Theoretical condensed