Postgraduate Studies
Last updated July 8, 2022 by Ian Stewart
We are happy to receive applications from people wishing to undertake a PhD. Full funding (stipend and tuition fees) would be available for a number of UK nationals or EU nationals (who have lived in the UK for over 3 years prior to their application, unless otherwise stated). Unless otherwise stated the the closing date is 5PM(GMT) on 11th February 2022. All research projects are subject to availability and due to commence in October 2022.
For further information, please contact the supervisors of the Projects listed below or Dr A. Ferraro/Dr C. Ballance
The following project has dedicated funding and has a deadline of 8th August 2022.
- Quantum Control of Gravity with Levitated Mechanical Systems
- Supervisors: Prof M. Paternostro
The following projects are also available.
- Optimal control of quantum complex systems
- Supervisors: Dr G. De Chiara
- Positron binding and annihilation in molecules
- Supervisors: Dr G. F. Gribakin; Dr D. G. Green
- Quantum chaos in multicharged positive ions
- Supervisors: Dr G. F. Gribakin; Dr C. P. Ballance
- Manipulating high-harmonic generation through the spin-orbit interaction
- Supervisors: Prof H. van der Hart; Dr A. Brown
Studentships
The school of Mathematics and Physics has a number of fully-funded studentships available to the UK students and EU students who have completed their undergraduate studies in the UK. Apart from these, a small amount of support is available through a Purser studentship.
Please note that we will not be able to accept applications that do not follow the required procedures/forms.
For further information, please contact
Dr A. Ferraro
Centre for Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
The School of Mathematics and Physics
Old Physics Building
The Queen’s University of Belfast
Belfast BT7 1NN
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 (0)28 9097 1930 Direct Line
Email: a.ferraro@qub.ac.uk
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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,
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CTAMOP is situated.
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