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The facts

The UK invests around £460 million a year in science and technology research.
STFC is one of Europe's largest multi-disciplinary research organisations.
We were founded in April 2007.
STFC employs 1,700 people.
3,600 people access the UK science facilities.
We recruit over 20 graduates each year into a development programme.
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Welcome To STFC
Welcome To STFC
Explore SCD in 60 seconds
Explore SCD in 60 seconds
Debbie Greenfield
Debbie Greenfield
Claire Devereux
Claire Devereux
Darkness in the Universe
Darkness in the Universe
Year of Engineering: Jamie Nutter
Year of Engineering: Jamie Nutter
Graduate Scheme
Graduate Scheme
STFC RAL Space R100.
STFC RAL Space R100.
A Glimpse of our Big Science
A Glimpse of our Big Science

Thomas McCarron

Spacecraft Thermal Engineer

"Every role is satisfying and provides you with so many opportunities to challenge yourself and grow."

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Thomas Dack

Scientific Computing Graduate

"STFC offers the chance to work at a world-leading research organisation with a range of great benefits."

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NA62 experiment at CERN reports first evidence for ultra-rare...

Today the CERN NA62 collaboration, which is part-funded by the UK’s Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) and involves a number of UK scientists, presented at the ICHEP 2020 conference in Prague the first significant experimental evidence for the ultra-rare decay of the charged kaon...

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