This PhD project at the University of Southampton is supervised by Dr Yongmin Jung and Prof. Michalis Zervas. The research focuses on the development of advanced fibre designs and novel devices aimed at programmable spatial and polarization beam shaping. The goal is to push the boundaries of fibre laser performance and versatility, contributing to the next generation of optical technologies. The project is ideal for students interested in photonics, optical engineering, and fibre laser technology. The supervisory team brings expertise in fibre optics and laser device innovation. The position is based at a leading UK institution renowned for its research in photonics and optical engineering. Funding details and specific entry requirements are not provided in the current description. Interested candidates should monitor the university’s application portal for updates on eligibility and application procedures.

This PhD project at the University of Southampton is supervised by Dr Peter Horak and Prof Michalis Zervas. The research will employ advanced theoretical approaches and computer simulations to investigate the fundamental processes that limit the performance of lasers. The goal is to generate new insights that will inform the design of next-generation lasers for applications in science, industry, and healthcare. The project is ideal for students interested in laser physics, photonics, and computational modeling. The position is based at a leading UK institution known for its research in optics and photonics. Funding details, eligibility requirements, and application procedures are not specified in the provided description.