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EPSRC Support by Research Area in Antihydrogen

Research areas are used to describe EPSRC's portfolio of excellent long term research and high quality postgraduate training.

Grants are classified using one or more research areas. All the grants listed below have some relevance to this research area. The value of the investment is the total awarded by EPSRC and does not reflect the proportion assigned to this research area.

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Grant TitlePrincipal
Investigator		OrganisationDepartmentTotal Grant
Value (£)
Antiparticle beamline for experiments on matter antimatter symmetryBertsche, Dr WAUniversity of Manchester, ThePhysics and Astronomy 463,725
Antiparticle beamline for experiments on matter antimatter symmetryMadsen, Professor NSwansea UniversityCollege of Science 486,613
Control and Spectroscopy of Excited States of PositroniumCassidy, Professor DUCLPhysics and Astronomy 802,355
E-320 experiment at FACET-IISarri, Dr GQueen's University of BelfastSch of Mathematics and Physics 43,248
Frequency metrology for precision measurements on matter-antimatter symmetryEriksson, Professor SJSwansea UniversityCollege of Science 1,479,104
Precision Experiments with AntihydrogenCharlton, Professor MSwansea UniversityCollege of Science 3,512,406
Precision experiments with AntihydrogenBertsche, Dr WAUniversity of Manchester, ThePhysics and Astronomy 1,519,339
Production of Positronium atoms, ions, and moleculesCassidy, Professor DUCLPhysics and Astronomy 853,721
Towards Precision Experiments with AntihydrogenBertsche, Dr WAUniversity of Manchester, ThePhysics and Astronomy 923,361
Towards precision experiments with antihydrogenWelsch, Professor CPUniversity of LiverpoolPhysics 667,269
Towards Precision Experiments with AntihydrogenCharlton, Professor MSwansea UniversityCollege of Science 2,233,562
University of Swansea - Equipment AccountWilks, Professor SSwansea UniversityCollege of Science 808,683

Total Number of Grants: 12
Total Value of Grants: £13,793,386

The grant value may include the cost of access to facilities (these funds are not awarded to the grant holding organisation).