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The UK’s most advanced science facility for investigating the fundamental properties of matter has been officially opened at the University of Oxford.The Clarendon Laboratory is the new home of the Department of Physics, and its completion marks the end of an ambitious decade-long project to equip the university with world-leading research facilities.The laboratory is the latest addition to the university’s Science Area and houses a range of state-of-the-art research equipment, including an electron microscope and a suite of particle accelerators.The laboratory has been named after Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon, who founded the university in 1636. It is part of a £220m investment by the university in scientific research facilities over the past 10 years.The new laboratory is designed to enable researchers to explore the mysteries of the universe on the subatomic scale, from the most basic particles, such as quarks and gluons, to the vast expanse of the cosmos.The building also houses a variety of other research equipment, such as superconducting magnets, lasers and an array of detectors.The equipment will be used to investigate a broad range of questions, from how stars are born and die, to understanding the behaviour of particles at the quantum level.The laboratory is also equipped with a powerful computing cluster, which will enable researchers to analyse large datasets and model complex physical phenomena.Professor Sir Venki Ramakrishnan, President of the Royal Society, said: “The Clarendon Laboratory is a fantastic example of how universities can use the latest technology to push the boundaries of knowledge.“This new facility will provide a powerful platform for scientists to investigate some of the most fundamental questions about our universe.”The Clarendon Laboratory is the latest addition to Oxford’s Science Area, which includes the Beecroft Building, the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and the Diamond Light Source.The university has also recently completed the Oxford Martin School, which focuses on research into the ethical, economic and social implications of new technologies.

 

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