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A new interdisciplinary Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) will focus on developing critical raw materials for energy-related technologies.

Two researchers from the University of York will receive University Research Fellowships (URFs) from the Royal Society this year.

Researchers from a collaboration including the School of Physics, Engineering and Technology have challenged the long-held Mermin-Wagner theorem forbidding 2D isotropic magnets, published in Nature Communications.

Professor Thomas Krauss, from the School of Physics, Engineering and Technology, has been awarded the 2022 Institute of Physics (IoP) Thomas Young Medal and Prize.

Dr Mahmoud Dhimish has appeared in the top five of a leading index of UK scientific academics who have completed their PhD in the past five years.

Researchers have created a virtual reality choir to understand whether virtual singing could have the same health and wellbeing benefits as group singing in real life.

The departmental PhD conference was held in-person this year on 20-21 June.

Today sees the formal launch of the University of York’s School of Physics, Engineering and Technology.