Theoretical particle physics: Theoretical and phenomenological applications of gauge-gravity dualities to new physics models with composite origin

Swansea University Research, Engagement & Innovation Services

✓ Fully Funded ⏰ Closing Soon 🎓 Cosmology 🎓 Data Analysis 🎓 Gauge-Gravity Dualities 🎓 High Energy Physics 🎓 Holography 🎓 Particle Physics 🎓 String Theory 🎓 Theoretical Physics phd fully funded UK Swansea University cosmology gauge-gravity dualities holography international particle physics string theory

A fully funded PhD at Swansea University applying gauge-gravity dualities (holography) to strongly coupled theories in particle physics and cosmology.

Project Description

This PhD project focuses on the interdisciplinary application of holography to new physics beyond the Standard Model. The candidate will: Use analytical and numerical techniques from string theory and supergravity Perform calculations of observable quantities in strongly coupled theories Identify target theory and observables in collaboration with supervisors The candidate will join the Centre for Quantum Fields and Gravity, benefiting from an international research environment with seminars, journal clubs, and interdisciplinary training

Entry Requirements

Undergraduate degree at 2:1 level or Master’s with Merit (or equivalent)
Strong analytical and numerical skills
Proficiency in physics, mathematics, and computational methods
English fluency (IELTS 6.5 overall, no component <6.0 or equivalent)

How to Apply

Apply via Swansea University online application system
Scholarship covers tuition and annual stipend
International applicants may require ATAS clearance (provided after offer if needed)

Eligibility

UK/Home

International

Supervisor Profile

Prof M Piai, Prof C Nunez

Swansea University, Research, Engagement & Innovation Services

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