# The Research Councils (Transfer of Property etc) Order 2007, Part I: Research Grants Pre Full Economic Cost


Grant Reference
Number
Holding Organisation
Name
Grant
EP/C005511/1
University of Brighton
UK representation at meetings of the EXOGAM steering committee
EP/C005899/1
The University of Manchester
Applications of the Coupled Cluster Method in Nuclear Physics
EP/C010655/1
The University of Manchester
Using Isomeric States to Probe the Limits of Nuclear Binding
EP/C015266/1
University of Liverpool
Probing the limit of nuclear existence for heavy proton rich nuclei
EP/C015371/1
CCLRC
Probing the limit of nuclear existence for heavy proton rich nuclei
EP/C015703/1
University of Surrey
Probing the limit of nuclear existence for heavy proton rich nuclei
EP/C500172/1
University of York
Nuclear Astrophysics with Gammasphere and REX-ISOLDE
EP/C511018/1
University of Birmingham
The study of quark deconfined matter in high energy nuclear collisions
EP/C511425/1
University of Paisley
Exploring the Changing Shell Structure of Nuclei
EP/C515714/1
University of York
Structure of exotic medium-heavy N-Z proton rich nuclei
EP/C51646X/1
CCLRC
Exploring the Changing Shell Structure of Nuclei
EP/C516478/1
The University of Manchester
Exploring the Changing Shell Structure of Nuclei
EP/C517954/1
University of York
Key nuclear reactions for the destruction of nuclear observables in a nova environment
EP/C520521/1
University of Surrey
Structure of Quantum Many-body Systems at High Spin
EP/C543165/1
University of Liverpool
The physics of proton excess in nuclear structure
EP/C54840X/1
University of Paisley
Structural Evolution of Neutron-rich Nuclei
EP/D001463/1
University of Liverpool
An Engineering and Instrumentation team to support access to international facilities for UK nuclear physics
EP/D00148X/1
CCLRC
Spectroscopy of Superheavy Nuclei: The SAGE spectrometer
EP/D001633/1
University of Edinburgh
Development and installation of a nucleon polarimetry facility at the Crystal Ball at MAMI
EP/D002257/1
University of Liverpool
Spectroscopy of Superheavy Nuclei: The SAGE spectrometer
EP/D003628/1
University of Surrey
Decay Studies of Exotic Heavy Nuclei with RISING at the GSI Fragment Separator
EP/D032288/1
University of Edinburgh
Determination of Key Nuclear Reaction Rates Governing 44Ti Production in Core Collapse Supernovae
EP/D035163/1
University of York
Nuclear structure studies of radioactive nuclei via Coulomb excitation reactions with a large acceptance Bragg detector at an ISOL facility
EP/D05043X/1
University of Brighton
Microsecond isomers in Sb-121 and Sb-123
EP/D05141X/1
The University of Manchester
The Nuclear Structure of Exotic Fission Fragments
EP/D060575/1
University of York
Nuclear structure and nuclear astrophysics at the ISAC-II facility
GR/S19318/01
CCLRC
Nuclear Molecules and Exotic Clusters
GR/S19325/01
University of Surrey
Nuclear Molecules and Exotic Clusters
GR/S19332/01
University of Birmingham
Nuclear Molecules and Exotic Clusters
GR/S66893/01
University of Liverpool
Studies of light weakly-bound neutron-rich nuclei by nucleon-knockout reactions
GR/S69160/01
University of Edinburgh
Explosive Stellar Burning Reactions of Proton-Rich Nuclei
GR/S72498/01
University of Liverpool
AGATA the ultimate gamma-ray spectrometer
GR/S72504/01
CCLRC
AGATA the ultimate gamma-ray spectrometer
GR/S80219/01
University of Liverpool
Studies of neutron-deficient nuclei utilising the EXOGAM gamma-ray spectrometer
GR/T08692/01
University of Glasgow
Study of Nuclear & Hadron Structure with Leptonic Probes
GR/T08708/01
University of Edinburgh
Study of Nuclear & Hadron Structure with Leptonic Probes
GR/T18486/01
University of York
Exotic Isospin Studies using Fragmentation Reactions
GR/T18493/01
CCLRC
Exotic Isospin Studies using Fragmentation Reactions

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2007/770/schedule/6/part/I (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/research-councils-transfer-of-property-etc-order-2007/schedule-6/part-I
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