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Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology (IPPP) |
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The Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology (IPPP), established in 1999, is the UK’s national centre for particle phenomenology. It is part of the Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics, which also includes the Institute for Computational Cosmology (ICC) at Durham University and focuses on theoretical particle physics research, bridging the gap between theoretical predictions and experimental observations. The IPPP hosts one of the largest groups in theoretical particle physics in the world and is recognized for its significant contributions to particle collider research, gravitational wave studies, and dark matter investigations.
The IPPP was founded in 2000 as the national centre for particle physics phenomenology in the UK. Since then there have been five directors
Currently there are 18 permanent academic staff, 14 postdocs and 20 postgraduate students at the IPPP.
The IPPP aims to advance the understanding of fundamental physics through collaborative research and dissemination of knowledge. Its mission statement includes
The IPPP organizes numerous workshops, seminars, and conferences, fostering international collaboration and community engagement. The institute also prioritizes public outreach and educational programs, targeting schools and the general public to enhance the understanding of particle physics.
Key research areas at the IPPP include:
The IPPP collaborates with major international research institutions and participates in global experiments, including those at CERN. It also works closely with UK research councils and funding bodies to promote and support high-energy physics research.
The institute offers various educational programs, including PhD opportunities, summer projects, and fellowships, aimed at training the next generation of physicists. It also hosts the annual International Masterclass of Particle Physics, providing hands-on experience for students.
Researchers at the IPPP contribute extensively to scientific literature, with numerous publications in high-impact journals. The institute's work helps shape the future directions of particle physics research globally.
For more information, visit the [IPPP website]( https://www.ippp.dur.ac.uk).
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Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology (IPPP) |
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The Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology (IPPP), established in 1999, is the UK’s national centre for particle phenomenology. It is part of the Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics, which also includes the Institute for Computational Cosmology (ICC) at Durham University and focuses on theoretical particle physics research, bridging the gap between theoretical predictions and experimental observations. The IPPP hosts one of the largest groups in theoretical particle physics in the world and is recognized for its significant contributions to particle collider research, gravitational wave studies, and dark matter investigations.
The IPPP was founded in 2000 as the national centre for particle physics phenomenology in the UK. Since then there have been five directors
Currently there are 18 permanent academic staff, 14 postdocs and 20 postgraduate students at the IPPP.
The IPPP aims to advance the understanding of fundamental physics through collaborative research and dissemination of knowledge. Its mission statement includes
The IPPP organizes numerous workshops, seminars, and conferences, fostering international collaboration and community engagement. The institute also prioritizes public outreach and educational programs, targeting schools and the general public to enhance the understanding of particle physics.
Key research areas at the IPPP include:
The IPPP collaborates with major international research institutions and participates in global experiments, including those at CERN. It also works closely with UK research councils and funding bodies to promote and support high-energy physics research.
The institute offers various educational programs, including PhD opportunities, summer projects, and fellowships, aimed at training the next generation of physicists. It also hosts the annual International Masterclass of Particle Physics, providing hands-on experience for students.
Researchers at the IPPP contribute extensively to scientific literature, with numerous publications in high-impact journals. The institute's work helps shape the future directions of particle physics research globally.
For more information, visit the [IPPP website]( https://www.ippp.dur.ac.uk).