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Professor F Livens

Department: Chemistry

Organisation: University of Manchester

Project List Summary for Professor F Livens

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16

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16,259,095

52,849,305

Projects: Projects for Investigator

P: Principal Investigator O: Other Investigator R: Recognised Researcher I: Industrial Collaborator

Compositional and Structural Evolution of Plutonium Dioxide: Underpinning Future Decisions

P Principal Investigator

Core UK Equipment Base for Characterisation and Analysis of Highly Radioactive Materials

P Principal Investigator

EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Nuclear Fission- Next Generation Nuclear

P Principal Investigator

Long-lived Radionuclides in the Surface Environment (LO-RISE)- Mechanistic Studies of Speciation, Environmental Transport and Transfer

P Principal Investigator

MBase: The Molecular Basis of Advanced Nuclear Fuel Separations

P Principal Investigator

Nuclear Fission Research, Science and Technology DTC (Nuclear FiRST)- Underpinning UK Energy and Defence Strategies

P Principal Investigator

Actinide uptake by carbonates: modelling of molecular processes in radioactive waste systems

O Other Investigator

Advancing Location Accuracy via Collimated Nuclear Assay for Decommissioning Robotic Applications (ALACANDRA)

O Other Investigator

BIogeochemical Gradients and RADionuclide transport. BIGRAD

O Other Investigator

Keeping the Nuclear Option Open

O Other Investigator

National Nuclear User Facility Phase 2: Management Grant

O Other Investigator

National Nuclear User Facility: Radioactive Waste Disposal and Environmental Remediation (RADER).

O Other Investigator

Nuclear Universities Consortium for Learning, Engagement And Research: NUCLEAR

O Other Investigator

The Royce: Capitalising on the investment

O Other Investigator

The environmental behaviour of redox active radionuclides - a combined biogeochemical and geomicrobiological approach.

O Other Investigator

The environmental behaviour of redox active radionuclides - a combined biogeochemical and geomicrobiological approach.

O Other Investigator