Arjun Berera
Professor · College of Science and Engineering · University of Edinburgh
Quick answer: Arjun Berera is Professor at University of Edinburgh. Arjun Berera shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ Arjun currently offers the following PhD project opportunities: Developing the direct numerical simulation of turbulence for GPU based computing with application to fundamental problems
Research interests
My research areas are in Quantum Field Theory and Statistical Physics. My primary research interests are in early universe cosmology theory. I also have research interest in turbulence. My interests in cosmology have been focused on developing a more complete description of the early phases of the Big-Bang through my model called warm inflation, which I created in the mid-90s. My work in this direction involves particle physics and nonequilibrium quantum field theory.
Selected publications (since 2023)
[2025] The early universe is ACT-ing warm
[2024] Chaotic measures as an alternative to spectral measures for analysing turbulent flow
[2023] Astrophysically sourced quantum coherent photonic signals
[2023] The Warm Inflation Story
[2023] Parameter study of decaying magnetohydrodynamic turbulence
Frequently asked questions
Is Arjun Berera hiring PhD students at University of Edinburgh?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Arjun Berera's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Arjun currently offers the following PhD project opportunities: Developing the direct numerical simulation of turbulence for GPU based computing with application to fundamental problems.
What does Arjun Berera research?
My research areas are in Quantum Field Theory and Statistical Physics. My primary research interests are in early universe cosmology theory. I also have research interest in turbulence. My interests in cosmology have been focused on developing a more complete description of the early phases of the
Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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