| Opportunities
for Undergraduates Each summer, I usually hire one or two undergraduate summer research assistants. Ideally, you will have had an introduction to quantum mechanics, and should know basic linear algebra (matrices, determinants, eigenvalues). Programming experience is an asset, but can be learned on the job. Canadian students should be sure to apply for an Undergraduate Summer Research Award. Note that you don't have to be a Trent student to apply; students from other Canadian universities are welcome to contact me. |
I
am looking for graduate students who are interested in computational
and theoretical materials physics. Students are normally supported
financially throughout their degree. Ideally, students should have a
physics background and be interested in earning an M.Sc. or Ph.D. in
either the Materials
Science or Trent-Queen's
graduate program. The Materials Science program is an interdisciplinary
program that emphasizes the
fundamental chemistry and physics of materials. My own research
is in
high temperature superconductivity.
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