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Theoretical physics and mathematical physics aims to understand the physical world from first principles. The prominent methods in this area include quantum field theory and string theory. You will
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for applications in high-energy physics. Recently, novel 2D material devices have been developed based on heterostructures of semiconducting 2D monolayers such as transition metal dicalchogenides (TMDSs). Similar
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of an interdisciplinary team of researchers: Dr. Clélia de Mulatier at the Institute for Theoretical Physics, Prof. Jo Ellis-Monaghan at the Korteweg-de Vries Institute for Mathematics, and Dr. Patrick Forré
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The project you will work on lies on the boundary between AI and theoretical physics. Physics has been a source of inspiration for innovation since the early days of machine learning. In particular
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The University of Amsterdam is a partner in Nikhef, the Dutch National Institute for Subatomic Physics. The ALICE and Detector Research and Development (R&D) Groups at Nikhef are actively involved
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Are you passionate about the development of new materials for quantum applications and intrigued by integrating chemistry and physics approaches? Are you a driven student seeking to engage in
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the Algebra, Geometry and mathematical physics group . You will be joining the project from classical to noncommutative symmetries. The goal of this project to study two mathematical incarnations of symmetry
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Are you a highly motivated student with a strong interest in statistical mechanics and soft active matter? The group of Dr. Sara Jabbari Farouji at the Institute of Theoretical Physics and part of
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Are you enthusiastic about exploring the fascinating interplay between physics and mechanics? We are delighted to offer two exciting postdoctoral positions in the Machine Materials Laboratory , and
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Are you interested in complex systems with focus on societal applications? Are you keen on making large physical/mathematical/computational models of social dynamics? Would you like to understand