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Researchers at EEE are examining the dynamic analysis of turbines, their modelling and simulation, control system design and their optimisation, along with resource assessment and condition monitoring issues. The Energy Systems Research Unit (ESRU) within MAE is producing research to achieve significant levels of energy efficiency using new and renewable energy systems. Meanwhile, researchers at NAOME are supporting the development of offshore wind, wave and tidal-current energy to assist in the provision of diverse energy sources and economic growth in the renewable energy sector.

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2010

Gregori, G. and Blaschke, D. B. and Rajeev, P. P. and Chen, H. and Clarke, R. J. and Huffman, T. and Murphy, C. D. and Prozorkevich, A. V. and Roberts, C. D. and Roepke, G. and Schmidt, S. M. and Smolyansky, S. A. and Wilks, S. and Bingham, R. (2010) A proposal for testing subcritical vacuum pair production with high power lasers. High Energy Density Physics, 6 (2 Spec). pp. 166-170. ISSN 1574-1818

2009

Mukhopadhyay, A and Chen, C-Y and Doerig, C and Henriquez, F L and Roberts, C W and Barrett, M P and Roberts, Craig (2009) The Toxoplasma gondii plastid replication and repair enzyme complex, PREX. Parasitology, 136 (7). pp. 747-755. ISSN 0031-1820

1992

Roberts, C W and Alexander, J and Roberts, Craig (1992) Studies on a murine model of congenital toxoplasmosis : vertical disease transmission only occurs in BALB/c mice infected for the first time during pregnancy. Parasitology, 104 (1). pp. 19-23. ISSN 0031-1820

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