PhD in Computational Modelling and Simulation
- Apply by
- 29th March 2012
- Categories
- Biomathematics, Computer Science, Developmental Biology, Scientific Computing
- Submitter:
- Luke Goater
The University of Pittsburgh is starting a new interdisciplinary PhD Program in Computational Modeling & Simulation and we are currently searching for candidates for Fall 2012.
Curriculum:
- 2x Numerical Methods
- 2x Scientific Computing / Programming
- 2x Courses from the sciences or engineering
- Interdisciplinary seminar
The PhD work can be conducted in any of the participating research groups in science or engineering (e.g. in chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics, computer science, material sciences, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering).
The official admissions deadline is February 2012, but we still accept applications. More information on the curriculum and about admissions can be found on the Computational Modeling & Simulation PhD (CMSP) website:
The institutes and research groups participating in the Center for Simulation and Modeling (SaM) are portrayed on the SaM website:
General information about Pittsburgh:
For questions about the program, please contact the Program Administrator, Mrs. Wendy Janocha wgj1@pitt.edu.
If you are interested in theoretical chemistry, I am also happy to answer your questions personally.
Dr. Daniel Lambrecht Assistant Professor of Chemistry (starting Summer 2012) University of Pittsburgh