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Faculties & Departments
Department of Experimental Physics
Research
- Terahertz Space Optics
- Submillimetre Astronomy
- Cosmic Microwave Background Astronomy
- Science Foundation Ireland Medical Imaging
- Experimental Fluid Dynamics
- Atomic and Quantum Physics
- Cluster Physics
- Upper Atmospheric Physics
- High Performance Computing in Terahertz Optics
- Publications in Refereed Journals and Conference Proceedings
SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME for UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
The Department of Experimental Physics has a number of vacancies for undergraduate students including and in addition to the NUIM SPUR ( Summer Programme for Undergraduate Research). This programme is intended to give undergraduate students a taste of what university research is like and to expose students to the research undertaken in the Department of Experimental Physics and also to the benefits of postgraduate research study at NUI Maynooth. Please click on the following link to download the Application Form.
JOHN & PAT HUME SCHOLARSHIP
Postgraduate Research Position in Experimental Physics
As part of the NUIM postgraduate scholarship programme, the Department of Experimental Physics is offering ONE Hume Scholarship, starting in September 2009.
The scholarship will be combined with a teaching assistantship, and will comprise the payment of fees at EU level plus a sum of €8000 per year for a maximum of four years. The recipient will be required to perform a certain number of demonstrating or tutorial hours per week within the department.
Candidates wishing to be considered for a Hume scholarship must first make contact with a prospective supervisor within the Department of Experimental Physics to agree on a possible topic for a Ph.D.
All applicants for Hume Scholarships are required to fill out an application form which is available on the NUIM Graduate Studies’ Office website at http://graduatestudies.nuim.ie or from the NUIM Graduate Studies’ Office. (postgrad.dean@nuim.ie or tel. 01-7086233).
Applications must be submitted to the office of the Dean of Graduate Studies. The deadline for receipt of applications is 5pm on 29 May, 2009.