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We are inviting applications for the post of Departmental Lecturer in Twister theory and Celestial Holography the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, with effect from 1 September 2026
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of quantum field theory and holography, broadly including infrared physics, flat-space holography, conformal and Carrollian field theories, higher-spin structures, and generalized symmetries. The precise focus
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of quantum field theory and holography, broadly including infrared physics, flat-space holography, conformal and Carrollian field theories, higher-spin structures, and generalized symmetries. The precise focus
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of quantum field theory and holography, broadly including infrared physics, flat-space holography, conformal and Carrollian field theories, higher-spin structures, and generalized symmetries. The precise focus
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-electricity conversion in silicon-based photovoltaic devices. Using off-axis electron holography in a transmission electron microscope combined with ultrafast laser excitation and pulsed electron beams, the
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ordering, and topotactic phase transitions, e.g. in SrFe(Co)Ox thin films and nanostructures. Using state-of-the-art in situ TEM, electron holography, and electrical and optical biasing, the candidate will
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zebrafish brain at over 200 Hz. The postdoctoral fellow will play a leading role in designing, building, integrating, and validating the next-generation platform. More information is available at https
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with other members of the string theory group, including Eran Palti, Michael Lublinsky, and Ram Brustein. Research interests relevant to the position include quantum field theory, gravity, holography
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information limits measurements and restricts our understanding of the complexity of recorded 3D objects and environments. Holography does not have these shortcomings, as it can record and reproduce the full
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holography, structured-light and fringe projection, deflectometry, pattern tracking, high-speed imaging and thermography. Complementary photonic sensing approaches, such as fibre Bragg grating sensors, may