electronic structure theory

Finishing the fourth-year project
Posted by David in Natural Sciences on May 21, 2015
Central to the final year of the integrated masters is the fourth-year project, taking up half of all allocated module time and culminating in a project report (which I gave some advice on writing here). After months of working in the laser lab, running hundreds of simulations, and 24,600 words I’m pleased to say last […]
Posted in Dissertation, Studying | Tagged electronic structure theory, four-year project, I Science, Interdisciplinary Science, ISci, laser-induced fluorescence, natsci, Natural Sciences, the interstellar medium

The final project seminar and the viability of holding The Winter Olympics on Enceladus
Posted by David in Natural Sciences on March 26, 2014
With the final project seminar drawing to a close, the panic for the approaching final deadline was mediated only with thoughts of this Friday’s exams, making this week pretty hectic in terms of collecting final sets of data while revising the past few months of material! On the Natural Sciences degree, your project is assessed […]
Posted in Dissertation, Exams, Reseach, Studying | Tagged centre of interdisciplinary science, density functional theory, electronic structure theory, enceladus, Exams, helium nanodroplets, interdisciplinary sciences, ISci, JIST, metal foam, natsci, Natural Sciences, project, project seminars, skiing, student blog, the Journal of Interdisciplinary Special Topics, The Winter Olympics, University of Leicester
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