The Huddersfield International Institute for Accelerator Applications (IIAA) brings together research in accelerator science and engineering, from low energy devices in its own laboratories to the highest energy machines at sites around the world, including the LHC in Geneva and the ESS in Lund.
A core team of research staff works wih others across the school and the university on a wide range of accelerator projects including FFAGs, proton therapy, and ADSRs.
The Institute runs a Doctoral Training Centre for PhD students, with 2-3 funded studentships available each year, and will start a Master's course in 2013.
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The video shows one of our existing sources, and explains our plans for moving the MEIS facility to Huddersfield. You can see what's been happening lately on our news pages, follow us on our accelerator blog, and pick up newspaper and magazines mentioning us in various press articles. |
We are guided by our Science Advisory Board
