ICE detector, dedicated to making and characterising quark-gluon plasmas; a perfect liquid of 'free' quarks and gluons. This new state of matter is also studied using the STAR detector at the RHIC accelerator facility at Brookhaven National Laboratory in the US.
Positron Imaging
The positron imaging group applies cutting edge physics techniques to solving real world problems. The Nuclear Research Group's MC40 cyclotron is used to produce positron-emitting isotopes that are used to tag tracer particles both for studying real-time flow in industrial processes and for diagnosis in hospitals around the country. By detecting the back-to-back emission of gamma-rays that follow the annihilation of a positron and electron pair, imaging with millimetre precision in applications ranging from the lubricant distribution in engines and dynamic studies of fluid flow through geological samples is possible. More information can be found at the Positron Imaging Centre.
Nuclear Power Technology
The group studies a broad range of nuclear power technology areas ranging from fusion research at Culham, examining neutron transport and radiation damage, to the assessment of intermediate level waste drums through their neutron and gamma-ray emission. A large part of the research is conducted at various sites around the UK and the group works in close collaboration with industrial partners. The research of the nuclear power technology group runs side-by-side with the MSc course on the Physics and Technology of Nuclear Reactors, the longest running course of its type in the UK. The group has strong links with the newly established The Birmingham Centre for Nuclear Education and Research.
We offer PhDs in all of these research areas.Home > Hear > Masque Goes Street Style for their 3 Year Anniversary!
The menu hit all the right notes with hints of Kashmir! The personal touch of Mama Sadhu’s recipes definitely stole our heart but what we loved the most was the pork neck burger with an egg. Given Chef Prateek Sadhu’s soft spot for pork, we had some rather large expectations for the burger which were thoroughly satisfied. We’d even go as far as saying it’s possibly one of the best burgers we’ve ever had.
Fear not vegetarians, there’s equal options on the menu that are just as delicious. The mushroom and breadfruit sando is a take on the local Bombay street sandwich with an international twist. True to their spirit, they’ve explored local Indian ingredients and used them in a manner that’s cross-cultural, yet very much rooted back here at home. It comes with a fermented Kashmire chilli sauce and the chips made from the vegetable trimmings of every station. Creative and sustainable – A definitive trait of Masque.
Our experience wouldn’t have been wholesome without Chef Prateek Sadhu’s take on Bhut Jolokia. If you like spicy, this sauce is totally up your ally and definitely not for the weak hearted. Amongst our favourite sauces was the Peach Ketchup. Yes, we never thought we’d hear those words together either but the combination works beautifully! All in all, it’s safe to say we’re making another trip to the food truck during this week at Godrej BKC to satisfy our cravings. And we strongly suggest you try it too.
P.S – they’re likely to sell out before the end of the day. We’d hurry before it’s too late!
I helped my Dad installed cable modem at his house today. He picked Comcast. I use RCN myself, so I am not familiar with the Comcast setup. The documentation said it requires a sign-up process when connected for the first time. So I called their tech support. While he is walking me through what needs to be done, and was waiting between steps (windows IS slow) I asked him what's the ratio of Windows vs Mac OS call to the tech support line. He said eight to one. Not bad -- there are macs out there!
Oh -- if you are interested in how Comcast's cable service works, during "installation", I have to connect out via a proxy server. The proxy server asked for a one time signup identification, which is the account number and the last nine digit of the account number. After the initial setup you can switch off the proxy. The tech said the information is "recorded on the cable modem". I am not sure about this, maybe a flag is set? I am not sure. But good news is you don't have to install software to do the installation/registration.
Once the account is setup, I moved the modem to a wireless AP + router and everything is all set to go.Participation in DCC and Sub-DCC of HQ divisions.
Study paper & White papers.
Formation of Annual Action Plan.
Carrying out Infrastructure Assessment and issue of Infrastructure Assessment advice, if required.
Preparation and approval of Activity Report & Draft Certificate.
Issue of Certificates and keeping record thereof.
Monitoring of status of approval cases in NR and other RTECs.
Collects feedback on various products, specifications from the vendor community including manufacturers and traders, present the same to the Headquarter Divisions for necessary inclusion and the modification of the specifications and for ISO activities.
Printing and Sale of GR/IR etc. of TEC.
Technical support to DOT related to telecom testing & certification.
Monitoring of status of approval cases in NR.
General administration of the TA/RC/DOC divisions.
Monitoring of status of approval cases in all RTECs.Does DevEx check all of your accounts?
Does DevEx check all of your accounts via IP/MAC address? The issue here is, I have a lot of accounts, and I had some of them banned because of decals I have uploaded. I don’t have a history of scamming, just bans and warnings on decals. As you may know, uploading images on Roblox is annoying and can get you banned if you have some kind of unreadable text in the image so, I upload images on alternate accounts so, my main account won’t get warnings and a possible ban. I don’t want to invest a lot of time and money on advertising just to get rejected by DevEx in the future. My main account is clean just a note.
 Only thing that can effect your DevEx is how you got the robux. If you got it from development then it wouldn’t be a problem.
In the DevEx Terms of Service, it states that they have total discretion on whether to approve your payout or not. One of the things they mention as something they look at is your standing in the community(moderation history).
I have heard that Roblox tracks your MAC address to track alternative accounts.
I recommend you use something to change your MAC address, whenever you make new accounts, or just occasionally, when you don’t wanna get tracked.
I’m so glad that the only way we get to know about internal things is if they get exposed (only learnt about this from the recent social-engineering attack).
You might also wanna use a VPN 24/7 as Roblox just checks your IP first.
How would I go to changing my MAC address? I know how to hide my IP but not MAC address.
There’s an app called Technitium MAC address changer that you could check out. Also, there are tutorials on YouTube telling you how to go about changing it.
Attempting to fool the DevEx system to get accepted is obviously not allowed.
There is a high probability that they can still see any accounts you have if they shared the same IP/ Verified Email address at some point.
Small moderation infractions such as warnings will probably not affect your eligbility.
If you have moderation actions for severe rule-breaking, this does not necessarily mean that you will never be able to devex. The developer exchange team can be forgiving at times, and even if your first devex is rejected, it does not mean that all future devex requests will also be rejected. As long as you are earning all your robux legitimately.
Personally, my first ever devex was rejected as well as many of my friends who use DevEx. Most of the time (including for me), contacting the devex team and resolving our issues lead us to having our future DevEx requests accepted.
Do not try to fool the DevEx system, instead follow the rules and communicate with their support team if there are any issues.
What is DevEx?/General Requirements What is the Developer Exchange (DevEx) program? The Developer Exchange Program (also known as DevEx) allows you to earn money by creating awesome games on Robl...
They don’t talk about it not being allowed. Also, if that were true, literally every single top-tier developer would be banned / out of the DevEx program. A lot of people use VPNs for safety/privacy reasons. Especially since studio plugins used to be able to grab your IP with a link without it ever notifying you about it.
I didn’t say VPN’s are bannable.
Fooling the DevEx system is more of a “moral” thing. Roblox hasn’t been so nice with the code flagging stuff, so that shouldn’t move you at all.
If you got banned for simply uploading an image of a female Robloxian, then shouldn’t you appeal?
Judging by the appeal date, you could assume that he already did and that he can’t appeal it now.Downey is located in the Gateway Cities Region, an area known for international trade. Its strategic location makes it an obvious choice for entrepreneurs and developers looking to