As particle accelerators play an ever-expanding role in advancing scientific knowledge, there is a growing imperative to make their operations more sustainable. Read more
Radiation generated by high-energy particle beams is extensively used for beam diagnostics. This radiation originates from the electromagnetic field bound to the charged particle, which separates from the particle itself. Read more
The QUASAR Group, based at the Cockcroft Institute, has pioneered the development of a supersonic gas jet as a non-invasive beam profile monitor. Read more
Particle accelerators are at the heart of groundbreaking research in physics, enabling discoveries that shape our understanding of fundamental forces and particles. Read more
The Biological Physics group at University College London (UCL) offers fully funded PhD position in an extremely dynamic, vibrant and highly multidisciplinary environment with both theoretical and experimental research areas ranging from molecules to populations. Read more
In this PhD project you will make first principle theory predictions highly relevant for particle physics experiments at supercolliders such as the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Read more
Particle physics experiments involving leptons are among the most precise experiments in all of science. They can be used to stress-test the Standard Model of Particle Physics at many different energy scales if the underlying processes are sufficiently well understood. Read more
In recent years significant technological advancements in quantum control have dramatically improved the ability to manipulate and probe microscopic systems. Read more
This project will use atomic-scale computational modelling to understand chemical processes in soil. Soils contain large amounts of organic matter (also called “soil organic carbon”). Read more
It is an important question to answer how cells move in a crowded environment. . In this project, we’ll use the vertex model (a widely used computational framework for cell-based studies of epithelial tissue mechanics) to study motion of a small patch of motile cells in otherwise inert environment. . Read more
Applications are invited for a PhD opportunity in condensed matter physics at the University of Manchester. This is an exciting opportunity to explore exotic phases of matter driven by the complex interplay of spin, orbital, and lattice degrees of freedom in crystalline solids. Read more
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