PhD Astrophysics and Part III Maths tripos, Cambridge University
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All-time Students: 137 |
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Recent Students: 16 | Total Hours: 2531 | Last Online: |
All-time Students: 137 | Total Classes: 2546 | Signed Up: |
I am passionate about science, particularly physics and mathematics, I have authored two books on science (published by Routledge).
My particular interest is the interface between A-level pre-university and foundation/first year university for maths and physics students. Sometimes this transition is seen as a chasm rather than a transition.
Lecturer in Physics & Astronomy department, University College, London
Supervisor, Part 1a Mathematics Tripos, Cambridge
Lecture course given for University of Maryland at USAF Chicksands - Astronomy 101
Lecture course given at University of Luton in Computer Ethics
Publisher (and editor) of ten student textbooks in physics (including one A-level generic textbook)
Tutor with Spires since February 2020
I inhabit the interface between maths and physics. For me there is no dividing line.
My first degree was in physics. I did a masters year at Cambridge where I completed Part III of the Maths Tripos, (Wolfson College and the Department of Applied Maths & Theoretical Physics), which was followed by a PhD at the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge. In my research I helped lay the foundational knowledge of gravitational lenses.
I am a member and former fellow of Wolfson College, Cambridge.
Good lesson overall really helped me with the direction
good lesson
Nice.
my daughter really appreciated very much your teaching! She thinks that you are a supreme academic and extraordinary teacher!
This was the first (free) class offered by Nigel. Nigel asked a number of questions and to the point that were very useful in judging what to expect from his classes. We had ample opportunity to ask him questions to which we obtained satisfactory answers. All in all we had an excellent feeling from this appointment. [feedback left by Rivan's dad]
understanding binomial expansion was a different way of thinking which i found fun
made mistakes in integration but Nigel helped me understand her i made the errors
Great. Covered the homework and Polarization of waves.
I really enjoyed it.
A very informative meeting, we appreciated Nigel's breadth of knowledge, experience, openness and approachability, many thanks.
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Physics BSc 2.ii Imperial College, London
Mathematics - Part III of the Maths Tripos, Dept of Applied Maths & Theoretical Physics, Cambridge
Astrophysics - PhD, Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge
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