Graduate studies

Dear Prospective Student,

Welcome and thank you for your interest.  I am actively seeking graduate students. 

Regarding science, under the Research tab above you will find a brief overview of the kinds of questions which I study as well as a link to a list of my papers.

Regarding graduate programs, I supervise students primarily in the Materials Science program, and I am also a member of the Applied Modelling & Quantitative Methods program and the Trent-Queen's program.  Further information on graduate studies in Physics & Astronomy at Trent is available here, and information on how to apply can be found here.

I encourage you to review these pages and to contact me with questions (email is usually a good place to start).

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Past graduates

Donovan Allum 2019 Thesis:  "A cluster approach applied to the one-dimensional Anderson-Hubbard model"
Eamonn Campbell 2017 Thesis:  "Real-space renormalization group approach to the Anderson model"
Jayanayana Perera 2015 Thesis:  "Correlating density of states features with localization strength in disordered interacting systems"
Lister Mulindwa 2012 Thesis:  "Zero-bias anomalies in the atomic limit of the extended Anderson-Hubbard model"
Ting Lu 2009 Thesis:  "Study of the vortex state in high temperature superconductors using NMR T_2 relaxation"