About the Project
Two-dimensional optical spectroscopy is a powerful technique for investigating condensed phase quantum processes in chemistry and chemical physics, including resonance energy transfer, electron transfer and solvation dynamics. In this project we will develop theoretical approaches for modelling light-matter interactions within condensed phase environments. We will interact directly with experimentalists who are undertaking lab experiments to help interpret femtosecond, time resolved data.
This PhD project will involve working on non-Markovian quantum dynamics and quantum electrodynamics. Experience in quantum mechanics, applied maths and computer programming is necessary.
For further details contact Dr Garth Jones ([Email Address Removed])
Project supervisor: https://people.uea.ac.uk/garth_jones
Type of programme: PhD
Start date: October 2020
Mode of study: Full-time
Funding Notes
This PhD project is offered on a self-funding basis. It is open to applicants with funding or those applying to funding sources. Details of tuition fees can be found at http://www.uea.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/research-degrees/fees-and-funding.
A bench fee is also payable on top of the tuition fee to cover specialist equipment or laboratory costs required for the research. Applicants should contact the primary supervisor for further information about the fee associated with the project.