Nuclear Theory at the College of William and Mary
Our group performs theoretical calculations relevant to nuclear and
hadron physics within the theory of
quarks and gluons, Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD). We have a
particular interest in the numerical technique known as lattice
QCD. We mentor postdoctoral researchers and graduate and undergraduate
students pursuing research in nuclear theory, and we maintain a
close connection with the nearby Jefferson Lab, where we are members
of the Theory Center.
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Faculty opening in nuclear theory
We currently have an opening for a tenure track position at the Assistant Professor level in nuclear theory, with an emphasis on hadron spectroscopy.
Apply here, before
Jan 16th 2023.
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Postdoc openings with our group
There are currently four openings to work with our group on all
aspects of our physics interests. Follow the links below to apply.
Sponsored by
Prof. Orginos, deadline Dec 20th.
Sponsored by
Prof. Orginos and Prof. Stathopolous (Comp.Sci.), deadline Dec
15th.
Sponsored by
Prof. Dudek, deadline Dec 15th.
Sponsored by
Prof. Monahan, deadline Dec 15th.
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Congratulations to Archana Radhakrishnan
Archana recently successfully defended her PhD thesis entited,
Radiative Width of K*(892) from Lattice Quantum
Chromodynamics, and will now take up a postdoctoral position
at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research in Mumbai,
India.
She is pictured at Commencement alongside advisor Dudek, demonstrating the
patented "analog Zoom" technology.
Congratulations, Archana!
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Congratulations to Arkaitz Rodas
Postdoc Arkaitz Rodas has been awarded the Nathan Isgur
Distinguished Research Fellowship at the Jefferson Lab Theory Center, which he will take up in the Fall of
2022. Congratulations, Arkaitz!
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Congratulations to Tanjib Khan
Tanjib recently successfully defended his PhD thesis entited,
Calculation of Gluon PDF in the Nucleon using Pseudo-PDF
Formalism with Wilson Flow Technique in LQCD, and will now
take up a junior faculty position at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Congratulations, Tanjib!
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