In the period 1 October 2008 – 1 April 2009 Andrei was on a sabbatical leave. During his leave he visited the University of Barcelona and University Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona in Spain […]
Andrei Zvelindovsky
Founding Head of the School of Mathematics and Physics
and Professor of Computational & Theoretical Physics, University of Lincoln, UK
New soft matter blog launched !
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Old address
Not valid from 1st September 2014 by post: Prof Andrei V. Zvelindovsky School of Computing, Engineering & Physical Sciences LE005 University of Central Lancashire PR1 2HE, Preston, United Kingdom by telephone, fax […]
Research directions
Computational physics is one of most exciting and fast developing areas of modern physics, where theoretical physics meets powerful multiprocessor supercomputers. Our field is nano-structured soft matter and biologically inspired systems. We aim to understand their […]
Photo history
Photos of us can be also found on other pages. Watch a slideshow or random selection photos from our group life:
Come to Preston !
Question: What is so attractive in doing PhD or postdoc in Computational Physics in Preston ? Answer:Well. First of all, if you glance through our publications, you will find that we are […]
Old location
We are located in the North-West of England. We can be found in Leighton building, room LE005 (see UCLan campus map). By taxi: 2 minutes from Preston rail station. On foot: 10 minutes (850 […]
Lancashire
University of Central Lancashire is located in the centre of ancient Preston, which was already mentioned in 11th century, but was granted city status in 2002, becoming England’s 50th city in the […]
Changing the laws of physics research
UCLan reports on an undergraduate student success: The ground-breaking research of an undergraduate Applied Physics student has been published in a top scientific journal. The work of Ludwig Schreier, an Erasmus exchange student, has […]
Nanotechweb.org
Article about our research: Nanotechweb.org, “University of Central Lancashire Achieves Nanotechnology Breakthrough Using SGI Supercomputer”, 2008 Feb 28, 2008 University of Central Lancashire Achieves Nanotechnology Breakthrough Using SGI Supercomputer SGI Altix Used […]
Centre for Computational Physics 