DISCnet Cohort 2023
Our students are exceptional problem solvers and highly-skilled data specialists.
From their PhD research they bring extensive experience of handling intensive tasks and managing complex data sets and problems to industry placements.
Meet The Students
University of Sussex
Exploring the Universe on large scales with Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI)
Oscar Chow
Queen Mary University London
Neutrino Oscillations in NOvA and DUNE
Patrick Hurley
University of Sussex
Precision LHC Phenomenology
Chris Sorrell
Open University
I can't believe it's not JWST
Saashiv Valjee
Queen Mary University London
Dark Matter searches with the ATLAS detector
Mohammad Waris
Queen Mary University London
New measurement of weak mixing angle
Jessica Copeland
University of Hertfordshire
The coldest observed extrasolar atmospheres with JWST
Dhariya Kataria
University of Hertfordshire
The impact of supermassive black holes on their galaxies and environment
Jessica Pilling
University of Sussex
Cosmology with clusters of Galaxies: applications of the XMM Cluster Survey to eROSITA
Arwa Abdulghafour
University of Sussex
Cosmology with Clusters of Galaxies: applications of the XMM Cluster Survey to the Rubin Legacy Survey of Space and Time
Sam Philipsborn
University of Sussex
Constraining dark matter models with Euclid, LSST and 4MOST
Darcy Peake
University of Sussex
Jet physics for the LHC and beyond
Jocelyn Richardson
Queen Mary University London
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