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postdoctoral researchers and PhD students, pursuing research in many aspects of field theory, string theory, and integrability (for more information, see https://www.hw.ac.uk/uk/schools/mathematical-computer
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from the Institute of Sensors and Signals (ISS) at Heriot-Watt University and Prof. Mike Davies at the University of Edinburgh, Leonardo staff, PhD students and the other PDRAs at the collaborating
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papers; presentation of research at conferences. Assist the development of student research skills, and be expected to contribute to the assessment of student knowledge (particularly PhD students) in
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The successful candidate will be expected to conduct and lead their own experiments whilst also supervising the activities of junior group members and PhD students Responsibilities will also include assistance in
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to collaborators as well as broader audiences through e.g. conference presentations. Candidates must hold a PhD degree in supramolecular chemistry, and will have experience in the synthesis, modification, analysis
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-leading research. Education, Qualifications and Experience Essential A PhD in physics or engineering with a specialisation in ultrafast nonlinear optics and/or ultrafast spectroscopy, or extensive
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with PhD students and the other PDRAs of the Prosperity Partnership. The PDRA will report on project progress and outcomes to the Prosperity Partnership Management Group, as well as participating in
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-supervise a PhD student. A secondary affiliation to EPFL or UoE may be offered to candidates with the appropriate profile. Appointment is initially for 1 year, and renewable for up to 3 years, depending
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, the Leonardo engineers involved in the project, and Dr Sam Tammas-Williams and Prof Jonathan Corney from University of Edinburgh. They will also work with PhD students and the other PDRAs of the Prosperity