Projects, Dissertations and Reports

Overview

Projects and dissertations provide the opportunity for independent, in-depth study of a particular topic, under the guidance of academic staff. Projects and dissertations require self-motivation and the ability to work under pressure.

Industrial group projects (PHYS355) are available to 3rd year BSc and MPhys students. They involve the planning and execution of a project to tackle a 'real' problem posed by a company or other external organisation as part of a team. For further information contact Dr. M. Hayne.

MPhys projects are compulsory for all 4th year MPhys students. They commence with a literature search over the summer holidays at the end of the 3rd year (PHYS452), while the actual project runs through most of the 4th year (PHYS451). PHYS451/2 are assessed by means of an independent learning mark (given by the supervisor) a written report and an oral examination.

Further details are available in the other tabs.

Available Projects: 2013-2014

Before deciding which project to do you must contact the relevant supervisor (in person, or by email if you are in North America). You will be able to find out more about the project and discuss whether it is the right one for you.

You are also welcome to approach members of staff to suggest or discuss possible projects which do not appear on the list.

General Physics
Shaun Fisher / Richard Haley / Viktor Tsepelin
Manus Hayne
Tony Krier
Andrew Marshall
Yuri Pashkin
Jonathan Prance
Aneta Stefanovska
Robert Young
Particle Physics
Ian Bailey
Ian Bailey
Ian Bailey
Iain Bertram
Guennadi Borissov
harald Fox
Roger Jones
Vato Kartvelishvili
Laura Kormos
Astrophysics/Space Science
Ian Bradley
Ian Bradley
Farideh Honary
Farideh Honary
Mike Kosch
Mike Kosch
Jim Wild
Cosmology
Konstantinos Dimopoulos
Anupam Mazumdar
John McDonald
John McDonald
Theoretical Physics
Evgeni Burovski / Vadim Cheianov / Vladimir Falko
David Burton
Neil Drummond
Neil Drummond
Vladimir Falko
Jonathan Gratus
Jonathan Gratus
Henning Schomerus
Henning Schomerus