“Computational Physics of Complex Systems"
If you are curious about emergent phenomena in complex many-body and nonlinear systems, and enjoy programming, General Physics and Astronomy - Computational Physics of Complex Systems might be the route for you. Furthermore, you:
- -have some experience coding and are not intimidated by the challenge of debugging
- -are interested in statistical physics and intrigued by complex systems
- -want to solve fundamental, curiosity-driven scientific questions, which bear clear relevance to societal problems and technological/industrial challenges
- -aim at acquiring skills relevant to today’s job market — from algorithm development to data analysis and machine learning
Here we provide a recommended program* (of elective courses, towards the required 36EC):
Additional recommendations as free electives (towards the required 18EC):
- program subject to further modifications.
Amsterdam PI’s interested in supervising CPCS MSc projects:
Name | Institute(s) | webpage | |
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Greg Stephens | VU/Physics of Life | g.j.stephens@vu.nl | webpage |
Chase Broedersz | VU/Physics of Life | c.p.broedersz@vu.nl | webpage |
Y. Artzy-Randrup | UvA/IBED | y.a.artzy-randrup@uva.nl | webpage |
Mazi Jalaal | UvA/WZI | m.jalaal@uva.nl | webpage |
Clelia de Mulatier | UvA/ITFA & UvA/IvI | c.m.c.demulatier@uva.nl | webpage |
Sara Jabbari Farouji | UvA/ITFA | s.jabbarifarouji@uva.nl | webpage |
Bela Mulder | AMOLF | mulder@amolf.nl | webpage |
Pieter Rein ten Wolde | AMOLF | tenwolde@amolf.nl | webpage |
Corentin Coulais | UvA/WZI | c.j.m.coulais@uva.nl | webpage |
Edan Lerner | UvA/ITFA | e.lerner@uva.nl | webpage |
Jácome Armas | UvA/ITFA & DIEP | j.armas@uva.nl | webpage |
Other tracks with similar focus are available:
- - Theoretical Physics – Statistical Physics
- - Computational Science – Application “Computational Chemistry and Physics”
- - Computational Science – Application “Complex Systems”
For additional information contact: e.lerner@uva.nl