Items where Subject is "RCUK Subject Areas"

RCUK Subject Areas (491)
- Agri-environmental science (3)
- Animal science (2)
- Archaeology (2)
- Astronomy - observation (1)
- Atmospheric physics and chemistry (4)
- Atomic and molecular physics (20)
- Bioengineering (21)
- Biomolecules and biochemistry (33)
- Catalysis and surfaces (34)
- Cell biology (7)
- Chemical measurement (37)
- Chemical reaction dynamics and mechanisms (16)
- Chemical synthesis (24)
- Civil engineering and built environment (62)
- Climate and climate change (16)
- Complexity science (2)
- Cultural and museum studies (1)
- Design (24)
- Development studies (3)
- Drama and theatre studies (1)
- Economics (5)
- Education (3)
- Electrical engineering (14)
- Energy (48)
- Environmental engineering (6)
- Environmental planning (7)
- Facility Development (9)
- Food science and nutrition (15)
- Genetics and development (4)
- Geosciences (4)
- History (30)
- Information and communication technologies (22)
- Instrumentation, sensors and detectors (7)
- Library and information studies (3)
- Linguistics (1)
- Management and Business studies (3)
- Manufacturing (2)
- Marine environments (3)
- Materials processing (15)
- Materials sciences (113)
- Mathematical sciences (15)
- Mechanical engineering (13)
- Media (4)
- Medical and health interface (37)
- Microbial sciences (12)
- Omic sciences and technologies (1)
- Optics, photonics and lasers (63)
- Particle physics - theory (1)
- Plasma physics (2)
- Political science and international studies (40)
- Pollution, waste and resources (2)
- Process engineering (10)
- Psychology (28)
- Social anthropology (2)
- Social policy (32)
- Social work (2)
- Sociology (9)
- Solar and terrestrial physics (2)
- Superconductivity, magnetism and quantum fluids (14)
- Terrestrial and freshwater environments (1)
- Tools, technologies and methods (33)

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