Chris joined EIP having completed a PhD in Mathematics at Durham University. His area of study was high energy physics, from quantum field theory to string theory. Specifically, the aim of his research was to reformulate non-abelian gauge theory as a string theory with a non-standard interaction.
Chris also has a MSci in physics with theoretical physics from the University of Nottingham, where he was awarded prizes for academic achievement.
Veröffentlichungen
- 18 June 2018
Journal of High Energy Physics, Intersection of world-lines on curved surfaces and path-ordering of the Wilson loop (link)
Ausbildung und Qualifikationen
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2020
Postgraduate Certificate in Intellectual Property, Bournemouth University -
2014 — 2018
PhD in Mathematics, Durham University -
2010 — 2014
MSci in Physics with Theoretical Physics, University of Nottingham
Beruflicher Werdegang
- 2019 — present
Patent Scientist, EIP
Auszeichnungen
- The Salmon Prize for outstanding achievement during his MSci (placing within the top three students in the year)
- PWC high achiever award for gaining the highest overall mark in the first year of his MSci
Kompetenzfelder
Digital
- Applied maths & cryptography
- Applied physics
- Computer hardware
- Image and signal processing
- Photonics and optics
- Telecommunications