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   "direction": "We lead the development of experimental and computational research for complex systems and complex flow-, energy- and flow-structure-interaction problems. Multidisciplinary expertise across energy, water and environmental engineering. Lead developers of water resource planning and environmental management software used across the UK and globally. Home to the Manchester Hydrodynamics Laboratory - a unique wide-wave-current facility and unidirectional channels. Leadership of the modelling research",
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   "direction": "Our research in catalysis and porous materials focuses on heterogeneous catalysis, membranes and separations, porous media, plasma processing and process analysis. We combine experimental and modelling approaches to provide predictive methods in order to optimise and develop overall processes for large-scale implementation with our industrial partners. Advanced analytical techniques are routinely applied to these problems to examine surface species, structural changes and electronic effects as a",
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   "direction": "Carlos Avendaño Masoud Babaei Paola Carbone Robin Curtis Cláudio Fonte Andrew Masters Vahid Niasar Alessandro Patti Thomas Rodgers Lev Sarkisov Flor Siperstein Kostas Theodoropoulos Christopher Williams Jiyizhe Zhang Researchers in this group develop and use modelling and simulation tools to addresses major research challenges, from the fundamental understanding of novel phenomena at atomic, molecular, meso, micro and macroscopic levels, to the prediction of industrially-relevant fluid propertie",
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   "direction": "We have particular specialism in the oil and gas sector including petroleum engineering. Process integration relates to processes in the petroleum, petrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical and food processing industries. The emphasis is on a holistic approach to the process, rather than concentrating on individual operations, or the phenomena occurring in individual operations. The research in process integration started in the early 1980s with an emphasis on energy efficiency. The early focus wa",
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   "direction": "The transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy requires addressing the global warming challenge and requires advanced engineering solutions, new multiscale simulation and characterisation technologies, which are the particular specialism of our group. Subsurface energy systems research focuses on characterisation, design, modelling and optimisation of subsurface engineering applications such as geological carbon storage, geothermal energy, soil remediation, and conventional and unconventio",
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   "direction": "The main aim of our research is to help identify sustainable solutions for industrial systems on a life cycle basis, taking into account economic, environmental and social aspects. We work across different sectors and supply chains, including chemicals, energy, food and water. We collaborate with industry, government, NGOs and other organisations. We specialise in the following research areas: Sustainable production and consumption We define sustainable production and consumption as production a",
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   "direction": "We aim to improve process design practice through the development of new design methods. Explore the Centre Research themes Our internationally recognised research is organised around four key areas. Our software One of the most important mechanisms for technology transfer is our computer software. Connect with us Get in touch with our team or find us on the University's North Campus.",
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   "direction": "The APT group researches advanced and novel approaches to processing and computation, with an emphasis on identifying novel ways to exploit the formidable complexity of the multi-billion transistor microchips available today. Our research into computer technology began more than 50 years ago with the construction of the world's first stored-program computer. Today the emphasis of the research is on identifying novel ways to exploit the formidable complexity of the billion transistor microchips t",
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   "direction": "The Group is part of a distributed Autonomy and Verification Lab across several universities. We expect to soon see fully autonomous vehicles, robots, and software, all of which will need to be able to make their own decisions and take their actions, without direct human intervention. Once humans delegate decision-making processes, even partially, then how can we be sure what autonomous systems will do? Will they be safe? Can we ever trust them? What if they fail? This is especially important on",
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   "direction": "Our expertise covers a broad span of topics in formal methods, automated reasoning, logic and theory. Our research provides practical tools and theoretical foundations in a variety of areas in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science, including specification and verification of hardware, software and agent systems; cryptography; knowledge representation, reasoning and support for knowledge management; programming language research; and new mathematics of computational behaviour. We are world",
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   "direction": "The HCS is an interdisciplinary group made up of a variety of academics, researchers and students (accounting for around 50 members), all of which have differing skills and research interests, but all of whom are interested in human interaction in real and virtual worlds in domains ranging from the health service and the animation industry to the humanities. We collaborate with industry (the BBC, AstraZeneca), the public sector (NHS, museums and councils) and charities. To support the work condu",
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   "direction": "Our research includes work in the following specialist areas: Data discovery and exploration Data scientists are employed to obtain insights from data through analysis. However, it is widely reported that data scientists are spending as much as 80% of their time discovering, integrating and cleaning data prior to analysis; these tasks are known as data preparation or data wrangling. To increase the cost-effectiveness of data preparation, we investigate techniques for hands-off data preparation, ",
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   "direction": "Our research spans a wide spectrum of ML theory and applications, and Cognitive Robotics science and engineering. Fundamentals of statistical machine learning We have developed modern dimensionality reduction methods, preserving local and global structure relationships. We have contributed to the foundations of information theoretic variable selection, and to state of the art Deep Learning methodologies, applied in image and video understanding. Medical decision making We shape the way that mach",
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   "direction": "The nano engineering and spintronic technologies (NEST) group focuses on understanding the physical processes and developing the fundamental understanding necessary to create the computational and data storage devices of the future. The NEST home page has more information. Our research includes exploring recent device ideas in non-conventional computing and encompasses a broad range of activities to explore the spin of electrons in nanoscale magnetic structures. The group interacts strongly with",
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   "direction": "Sophia Ananiadou (Area Lead) Chenghua Lin Riza Batista-Navarro Goran Nenadic Jingyuan Sun Junichi Tsujii Researchers and PhD students from the National Centre for Text Mining have excelled in community shared tasks and challenges, notably in BioCreAtIvE III, IV and V, in BioNLP 2011 and 2013; obtained two first places in tasks of the 5th CL-SciSumm Shared Task 2019 and 4th place in n2c2 2022 for the medication event extraction. Moreover, participation in DARPA’s $45m Big Cancer Mechanism initiat",
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   "direction": "We develop state-of-the-art algorithms, methods and protocols to address security and privacy in networked and distributed system environments, and tools to build verifiable, trustworthy software and AI/ML systems. Our expertise covers many topics, including digital trust, security, and privacy. The Systems and Software Security (S3) Group members have research interests, which include: Develop algorithms, methods, protocols, and architecture to protect data, processes, and information-based res",
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   "direction": "Existing collaborations Discover more about some of the projects we're currently running in collaboration with Arm. SpiNNaker Near-data acceleration of machine learning IoT and embedded smart systems Agile Prototyping of accelerators and processors harnessing reconfigurable hardware Round-trip test engineering for legacy system re-engineering Get in touch If you are interested in collaborating with our Arm Centre of Excellence, please contact Lucas Cordeiro. Email Lucas >> Award-winning software",
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   "direction": "Our research drives the future of wireless communications, advancing next-generation technologies and designing bespoke antennas and RF devices for demanding environments - including satellites and dense urban areas. We develop AI systems transforming industrial efficiency and clinical decision-making, and pioneer hyperspectral imaging for 3D-printed personalised prosthetics. From global connectivity to life-changing patient outcomes, we turn deep technical innovation into real, measurable human",
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   "direction": "We are a growing team of experts dedicated to advancing the field of control systems and robotics by undertaking cutting-edge research and fostering innovation. Our aim at all times is to make valuable contributions to industry, society and academia through work that has practical value and tackles real-world challenges. World-class experimental laboratories, including Rosenbrock, Robotics and AI, Cradle and RAICO. Sixty years of history in control systems, robotics, systems theory and decision ",
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   "direction": "Our work spans from Silicon to systems; creating advanced sensors, electronics, and AI‑driven systems to solve real‑world challenges. Proven real‑world impact through advanced industrial sensor innovation. Strong industry partnerships, from SMEs to global multinationals. A track record of successful spin‑outs turning research into products. Driving innovation from Silicon to systems We work across a wide portfolio under the umbrella of Silicon to systems. Our research advances high‑performance s",
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   "direction": "Photonic, electronic and quantum technologies Advanced materials and device solutions enabling next-generation photonic, electronic, and quantum technologies for global energy, environmental sustainability and communications. £14M in active projects. Leading Photon Science Institute. Driving vision for Centre for Quantum Science and Engineering. Internationally renowned sector-leading thought leadership. Advanced materials, electronics, photonics and quantum devices for a connected future Our re",
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   "direction": "Our High Voltage Lab is the largest power network infrastructure test and research facility in the UK academia. Reducing usage of fossil-oil-based insulating liquids in power transformers to deliver environmental, safety, and financial benefits. Accelerating the decarbonisation of electricity networks through retro-fill replacement of sulphur hexafluoride. Improved designs of high voltage overhead lines enable increased transmission capacity and infrastructure utilisation, providing environmenta",
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   "direction": "The future of our energy use is electrical, and our power systems are providing the critical underpinning infrastructure needed to make this happen. The way that power systems are designed and operated is changing as we move towards more sustainable energy sources. Our research enables secure, resilient and economic operation and planning of future power systems. Long-term strategic relationships with leading industrial partners. One of the largest and long-standing power systems groups, coverin",
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   "direction": "Our research in machines drives and powers electronics, and delivers cleaner, more reliable, more controllable power, on land and in vehicle power systems. Key industry partnerships including Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre. Providing the technology for future electrification. Ten academics, including 4 professors and 2 IET / IEEE fellows. High quality publications. Creating transformative, industry‑driven solutions With expertise in power electronics, electric machines and drives, ener",
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   "direction": "The University of Manchester drives innovation in sustainable aviation, aerial robotics and space technology – advancing global transport, climate goals, and scientific exploration. World-class experimental facilities – including two national wind tunnel facilities. Pioneers in sustainable aerospace, leading research into low-carbon air and space technologies. Proven spaceflight heritage including the design, build, and operation of the SOAR satellite. Strong industry collaboration – partnership",
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