Imperial College London is offering PhD opportunities in the intersection of mathematical finance and quantum computing, supervised by Associate Professor Eyal Neuman. The research themes include quantum computing applications in finance (such as quantum-enhanced bond trading and fill-probability modeling), algorithmic trading, market microstructure, graphon and network games, and interacting particle systems. Candidates should have a strong mathematical background and interests that closely match these areas. The position is ideal for students passionate about probability theory, quantitative finance, and quantum computing. Interested applicants are encouraged to reach out directly to the supervisor for more information. No specific funding or application deadline is mentioned in the announcement.

Imperial College London, under the supervision of Associate Professor Eyal Neuman, is offering PhD opportunities in the intersection of mathematical finance and quantum computing. The research group focuses on advanced topics such as quantum computing applications in finance, algorithmic trading, market microstructure, graphon and network games, and interacting particle systems. Prospective students should have a strong mathematical background and a keen interest in one or more of these areas. Only applications that closely align with the specified research themes will be considered. This is an excellent opportunity for students passionate about quantitative research at the interface of mathematics, finance, and computing. Funding details are not specified in the announcement. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the supervisor directly to discuss their fit and potential application.