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- project . 2010 - 2013Funder: UKRI Project Code: EP/H010262/1Funder Contribution: 297,055 GBPPartners: Ryerson University, University of Aberdeen
This project studies development of high power DC transmission networks. There is currently significant interest in developing technologies that will enable interconnection of distributed DC sources to DC networks in multi MW power sizes. The application fields include ...
- project . 2010 - 2013Funder: UKRI Project Code: EP/H023321/1Funder Contribution: 100,759 GBPPartners: University of Warwick, Kyoto University, Radboud University Nijmegen, McMaster University, ENSL, Bruker Corporation, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH Zürich
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is a vital analytical tool across science. NMR is most usually applied to substances dissolved in solution since this considerably simplifies the interpretation of the results (spectra) that are obtained; molecular motion av...
- project . 2011 - 2013Funder: SNSF Project Code: PA00P1_136383Partners: Université du Québec Dept. d'études littéraires
- project . 2012 - 2013Funder: SNSF Project Code: PBZHP2-138738Partners: Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Toronto
- project . 2011 - 2013Funder: EC Project Code: 284663Partners: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills, SLOT CONSULTING LTD, CRSNG, Aerospace Valley, Cranfield University, ONERA, NRC, DLR, CDTI, Isdefe...
- project . 2012 - 2013Funder: SNSF Project Code: PA00P3_139670Partners: Ottawa Health Research Institute (OHRI) Sprott Centre for Stem Cell Research University of Ottawa
- project . 2011 - 2013Funder: SNSF Project Code: PBSKP2_134329Partners: Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences McGill University
- project . 2008 - 2013Funder: NIH Project Code: 5R01AI076483-03Partners: UBC
- project . 2010 - 2013Funder: UKRI Project Code: NE/G015732/1Funder Contribution: 447,592 GBPPartners: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, University of Southampton, Institute for Oceanography Kiel, Dalhousie University
The oceans play a central role in the global carbon cycle, and have taken up ca. 30-40% of the anthropogenically produced CO2. It has long been known that ocean biota play a major role in sequestering CO2 on very long time scales (>1000 y). Recent evidence also sugge...
- project . 2012 - 2013Funder: SNSF Project Code: PBBSP3-138671Partners: Department of Botany University of Toronto
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