CS:Physics

In Computational Physics you learn to use the computer as a laboratory for solving advanced physics problems. Numerical simulations will increasingly dominate our approaches to studying physical systems, in line with the increase in computational capabilities.

Possible applications range from:

• studying quantum physical systems in nanotechnology and the characteristics of new materials
• nuclear and particle physics, from lattice quantum chromodynamics simulations to studies of stars and the synthesis of the elements
• oil flow through various rock strata and storage of CO2
• physics applications to life science and computational neuroscience
• semi-conductor technology and simulating quantum computers or
• combining quantum computing, machine learning and data science to simulate quantum mechanical systems at the smallest length scales.