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CTAMOP student in parliament

Last updated May 30, 2017 by Andrew Brown

CTAMOP PhD student Kathryn Hamilton competed this week in the STEM for Britain (formerly SET for Britain) poster competition in the Houses of Parliament in London.
Her poster, ‘Electrons under inspection’, detailed her work using the RMT method to investigate electron dynamics in intense laser-atom interactions.
As part of her visit, Kathryn was entertained by her parliamentary representative, Ian Paisley Junior!
Kathryn and Ian Paisley Junior

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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.

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