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CaptionText[1]="Thomas Preston magnet";
CaptionText[2]="A 13.5-nm tin plasma";
CaptionText[3]="Biophysics on the nanoscale";
CaptionText[4]="Radar school outreach";
CaptionText[5]="Quantum magnet chirality";
CaptionText[6]="The particle physics world";
CaptionText[7]="The VERITAS observatory";
CaptionText[8]="Low-yield Am-241 profile";
CaptionText[9]="Relativity theory";
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CaptionText[10]="Physics in today's world";
CaptionText[11]="DN008: Science - Omnibus";
CaptionText[12]="DN031: Theoretical Physics";
CaptionText[13]="DN033: Physics with Astronomy and Space Science";
CaptionText[14]="Joint Honours";
CaptionText[15]="Core subjects in other programmes";
CaptionText[16]="Elective subjects in other programmes";
CaptionText[17]="Atlantic Centre for Atomistic Modelling";

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MainText[2]="A 13.5-nm laser-produced doped tin plasma as an atomic light source to etch integrated circuits in silcon for next generation extreme ultraviolet lithography semiconductor manufacturing.";
MainText[3]="There is a predictive physical understanding of biological processes and molecules, involving new methods of investigation, state of the art materials, laser-based methodology.";
MainText[4]="Transition-year students can spend a week at UCD doing some physics, laboratory work, and extra-curricular activities: measuring the speed of a kicked ball using radar.";
MainText[5]="A chiral arrangement of spins has been conjectured to be related to various exotic properties of certain materials such as high-transition temperature superconductors.";
MainText[6]="Normal everyday matter is made of up and down quarks, electrons and neutrinos. The force-carrying particles are the photon, gluons which 'glue' the atomic nucleus together and (virtual) W bosons causing radioactive decay.";
MainText[7]="The Very Energetic Radiation Imaging Telescope Array System in Arizona is an array of four 12-m diameter imaging atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes for ground-based gamma-ray astronomy.";
MainText[8]="Investigating radiological contamination in Kazakhstan: The crater produced by a low-yield test in 1968, showing the measured Am-241 contamination.";
MainText[9]="General Relativity (Einstein's Theory of Gravitation) includes gravitational wave propagation in cosmology - modelling the stochastic gravitational wave background in the Universe.";
MainText[0]="Check out the BSc Astro degrees (DN008 and DN033): The M51 Spiral Galaxy (Kitt Peak 0.9 m telescope) was first observed with the Leviathan telescope at Birr, Co. Offaly.";
MainText[10]="The skills that come from studying physics such as numeracy, lateral thinking and analysis are highly valued by employers across the board. Physics graduates successfully work in academia, engineering, computing, aerospace technologies, financial services, health and care services, defence, energy, etc.";
MainText[11]="UCD has the largest science programme in Ireland, providing degree courses in biological, chemical, geological, mathematical, physical and computer sciences offering a choice of 25 subjects. DN008 allows students to experience a number of subject areas before specialising in one or two disciplines in later years. This is a particularly good option if you are not sure which subject you wish to take at degree level.";
MainText[12]="Theoretical Physics provides a unified description of the fundamental laws of Nature. Using advanced mathematics you learn to understand and predict the behaviour of physical systems ranging from the subatomic to astronomical scales";
MainText[13]="Physics with Astronomy and Space Science is particularly appealing if you are interested in exploring the universe through physics and pursuing a career in the space industry.";
MainText[14]="Physics can be linked with other subjects to form a challenging Joint Honours degree. Subjects can include Computer Science, Biochemistry, Chemistry, etc.";
MainText[15]="Physics is taught as a core subject in Science, Engineering, Architecture, Medicine, Nursing Studies, Vetrinary Medicine, Agricultural Science, Physiotherapy.";
MainText[16]="Physics as an elective: Would your degree be enhanced if you knew something about lasers, nano-technology, astronomy, superconductors, or the latest in semiconductor manufacturing?";
MainText[17]="ACAM is the 'Atlantic' node of CECAM (Centre Europeen de Calcul Atomique et Moleculaire) uniting scientists and institutions from Ireland: North and South, and colleagues in North America. ACAM researchers participate in various graduate and postgraduate programmes at UCD.";

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LinkText[3]="Dr. Dominic Zerulla, Dr. Brian Vohnsen";
LinkText[4]="Dr. Padraig Dunne";
LinkText[5]="Dr. Hans-Benjamin Braun";
LinkText[6]="Prof. Martin Grunewald, Dr. Ronan McNulty";
LinkText[7]="Dr. John Quinn";
LinkText[8]="Prof. Peter Mitchell";
LinkText[9]="Prof. Peter Hogan";
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