Research in Modelling Ocean Systems

Time to do a favour for an old friend of mine (who was in fact a graduate student at Sussex at the same time as me, back in the 80s, and is an occasional commenter on this blog), Adrian Burd. Adrian moved to the US of A some time ago and now works on Oceanography (that’s Wave Mechanics, I guess..). Anyway, he now has an opportunity for a PhD student which is suitable for a candidate with a background in Mathematics or Physics. Since I’m Head of the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, I thought I’d put the advertisement up on here and see if there are any takers. Looks like an interesting one to me!

You can download a pdf of the flyer here.

Please direct any queries to Adrian!

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Adrian Burd Says:
November 26, 2014 at 4:59 pm

> now works on Oceanography (that’s Wave Mechanics, I guess..

I do recall getting reprint requests from the Institute of Quantum Oceanology (or something similar) back when I was doing cosmology. If memory serves it was from a Russian Institute looking at quantum mechanics and the translation got rather garbled.

I suppose that those little reprint request cards are a thing of the past now.

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