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including: * Algorithmic game theory * Approximation algorithms * Automata and formal languages * Combinatorics and graph algorithms * Computational complexity * Logic and games * Online and dynamic
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systems? In this project, we will partially address these questions and study prototype LC systems e.g., LCs inside shells, cylinders, cuboids etc. within the celebrated Landau-de Gennes theory for LCs
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About the role Applications are invited for a Research Associate position within the Control and Power Research Group, working on a new research initiative focused on load modelling in power systems
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points (GSPs) and their impact on system stability amid declining system strength in inverter-dominated grids. You will contribute to cutting-edge research that bridges fundamental modelling theory and
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including number theory, dynamical systems, probability theory, equidistribution theory and optimal transport. The aim of the PhD project is to develop a flexible framework based on harmonic analysis to study
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June 2026 (self-funded) About the department The Department of Economics at City St George’s, University of London is a leading centre of excellence for research and teaching in economics. The
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families of quantum codes such as permutation invariant codes and some bosonic codes. This PhD will explore the theoretical application and optimisation of these quantum codes for quantum technologies
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follow the link at: https://www.cst.cam.ac.uk to find out more about our department. Applications are invited for a postdoctoral researcher to join Professor Tom Gurs research group in the Department
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also have to develop the theoretical methods to describe the up-conversion mechanism, and design new types of cavities that enhance its efficiency. The PhD candidate should have completed (or about to
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-resolution metagenomics and work with population genetics theory. This will cumulate in a new understanding of host-microbial interactions through acclimatization and adaptation, that will be validated in