Emmy Noether Research Group Leader,
Humboldt University Berlin, Germany.
Emmy Noether Research group leader,
Humboldt University Berlin, Germany.
Ph.D. Theoretical Physics,
DAMTP, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Thesis:
Duality Invariant Formulations of String and M-theory
Supervisor:
Prof. Malcolm Perry
Master of Mathematics (Part III),
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Grade:
Distinction
Bachelor of Arts, Natural Sciences,
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Grade:
1st Class Honours, graduated 4th out of 120 students in year
Tremplin-ERC Grant (€113,000) by (ANR) French Research Foundation
Principal Investigator for the Research Training Group Rethinking Quantum Field Theory by DFG (German Research Foundation)
Emmy Noether Research Group (€1,230,000) by DFG (German Research Foundation)
CONICET (Argentinian Research Council) Fellowship, declined to accept position at LMU Munich
Peterhouse Research Studentship, for the most promising Peterhouse PhD candidates
Smith-Knight and Rayleight-Knight Essay Prize
Hugo de Balsham Prize for Exceptional Academic Distinction
College Prize for Mathematics, for excellent exam performance
Sir James Dewar Scholarship in Natural Sciences, for excellent exam performance
Tait Prize in Physics, for the best final-year physics student at Peterhouse, Cambridge
College Prize for Natural Sciences, for excellent exam performance
College Scholarship, for excellent exam performance
Moritz Kade, PhD student; Co-supervisor (with Matthias Staudacher).
Thesis:
Exact Solution of Integrable Fishnet Models
Michele Galli, PhD student; Main Supervisor.
Thesis:
Flux vacua in string theory
Mattia Bocchi, PhD student; Main Supervisor.
Thesis:
Flux vacua in string theory
Marc Syväri, PhD student; Co-supervisor (with Dieter Lüst).
Thesis:
Non-geometric backgrounds in exceptional field theory
Marc Syväri, Master's student; Co-supervisor (with Dieter Lüst).
Thesis:
Non-geometric fluxes from exceptional field theory
Grégoire Josse, 3-year postdoc.
Achilleas Passias, 2-year postdoc.
Georgios Itsios, 5-year postdoc.
Introduction to String Theory, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
Introduction to String Theory, Hamburg International Summer School on Particles, Strings & Cosmology.
Topology and Geometry for Physicists, XIII Modave Summer School in Mathematical Physics.
Quantum Chromodynamics, LMU Munich, Master's course
Part III Quantum Field Theory, University of Cambridge, Master's course
Part III String Theory, University of Cambridge, Master's course
Part II Electrodynamics, University of Cambridge, Final year undergraduate course
Part II General Relativity, University of Cambridge, Final year undergraduate course
Part IB Mathematics for Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge, Second year undergraduate course
International Teaching Professionals Programme, Potsdam University
Participation in didactic workshops and
lecturing of university course.
Higher Structures, Gravity and Fields, Mainz Institute for Theoretical Physics, Germany.
Geometry and Duality Workshop, Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Potsdam, Germany.
Quantum Gravity and Unified Theories Seminar Series, Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Potsdam, Germany.