Congratulations Kathryn

Last updated February 11, 2019 by Andrew Brown

Congratulations to CTAMOP PhD student Kathryn Hamilton who successfully defended her thesis last week.

Kathryn’s work on two colour spectroscopic methods for time-dependent analysis of ultrafast processes was examined by Prof. Carla Figuera Faria de Morrison of UCL and Dr. Tom Field of QUB.

Kathryn will leave Belfast later this year to take up a post-doc position with Klaus Bartschat at Drake University in the USA.

About CTAMOP:

We are a Research Cluster of the School of Mathematics and Physics at Queen’s University Belfast in Northern Ireland. Our research interests are focused primarily on computational and theoretical physics.

The Old Physics Building,
where CTAMOP is situated.

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