Fully Funded PhD Scholarship at Swansea: Antihydrogen formation

Physics: Fully Funded PhD Scholarship at Swansea: Antihydrogen formation

This grant is financed by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and Swansea University’s College of Science.

Physical science: Fully Funded EPSRC and College of Science PhD Scholarship: Antihydrogen arrangement utilizing thoughtfully cooled positrons

Start date: October 2021

Directors:

Director 1: Professor Niels Madsen

Director 2: Professor Stefan Eriksson

The ALPHA antihydrogen explore at CERN combines and traps antihydrogen molecules (particles made of antimatter) to do exact estimations of its design through spectroscopy and of its gravitational conduct and contrast these and those of normal hydrogen with an end goal to disentangle the secret of why we notice no mass antimatter in the Universe.

The understudy will join the energetic ALPHA examination at CERN, so this position is full time at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.

The focal point of this venture will be to utilize laser-cooled Beryllium particles to cool the positron plasma that is utilized for antihydrogen development.

By cooling the positrons beneath that attainable by different methods, the understudy will fundamentally expand the quantity of antihydrogen particles caught in the test and accordingly increment the goal of the estimations.

Swansea University

This is a grant by Swansea University.

Swansea, is a waterfront city and area, formally known as the City and County of Swansea in Wales.

Qualification

Competitors should have a First, Upper Second Class Honors or a Master’s certificate with Merit, in significant control.

For applicants whose first language isn’t English, we require IELTS 6.5 (with 6.0 in every part) or the same. Kindly visit our site for a rundown of satisfactory English language tests. We incline toward possibility to have effectively met the English Language necessities at the mark of use, albeit this isn’t a prerequisite.

Notwithstanding UK understudies, global and EU understudies are qualified to apply for these studentships yet should take note of that they may need to pay the distinction between the home UKRI charge and the institutional worldwide understudy expense.

Advantages

This three-year completely supported grant covers UK educational expenses and an upgraded yearly allowance of £25,000.

RTSG backing of £1,000 per annum is additionally given.

Application

Kindly visit our site for more data.

https://www.swansea.ac.uk/postgraduate/grants/research/material