Robin Ekman
Robin obtained his PhD from Umeå University in September 2019, joining the Plymouth group later that year. Robin is a postdoc working with Anton Ilderton and Tom Heinzl on their
Group: Physics
Patrick Fritzsch
Theoretical & computational physics, particle physics, lattice gauge theories. Patrick is a theoretical physicist who has a strong interest in computing properties of hadrons and their interactions as they are
Alexander Macleod
Alexander obtained his PhD from the University of Strathclyde in February 2019, and joined the Plymouth Centre for Mathematical Sciences in March 2019. Alexander is a postdoc attached to Anton
David Lancaster
Theoretical Physics, Complex Systems, High Performance Computing David Lancaster has returned to Theoretical Physics after an interlude teaching Computer Science. He is working in lattice gauge theory on ramifications of
Gaurav Sinha Ray
Gaurav Sinha Ray joined the theoretical physics group at Plymouth University in September 2018. He has a BSc degree in Physics from Imperial College and MSc Physics (with Distinction) from University College London.
Vincent Drach
Non perturbative phenomena in Quantum Field Theory, lattice QCD, high energy physics, models of new physics, large scale simulation Vincent is a theoretical physicist focusing on various aspects of
Anton Ilderton
Quantum field theory in external fields, nonperturbative pair production, high energy physics, lightfront quantisation, intense laser physics Anton works on particle physics and quantum field theory under the influence of
Martin Lavelle
Theoretical physics, Quantum field theories in external fields, Construction of physical charges in gauge theories. Martin’s research is on quantum field theory. In particular he works on gauge theories and
David McMullan
Quantum Field Theory, Construction of physical charges in gauge theories, Quantum Field Theories in external fields, Constrained systems. David came to Plymouth after post-doctoral research at Salt Lake City, Warwick,