Ard Louis Teaching Page

Teaching in Oxford

Ard is lecturing "Soft Matter Physics" for the MMathPhys course
Ard is lecturing the Biological Physics part of the 3rd year B1 course on Flows and Complexity.
Ard is lecturing a module on systems biology for Biological Physics Major Option C7
Ard is Director of Graduate Studies in Theoretical Physics.
Ard is an examiner for prelims 2012
Ard is teaching a graduate course "Soft and Biological Matter:
Ard has lectured Mathematical Methods for second year students.
And may also be coordinating a new graduate course on "Biological Evolution and Physics"

Previous teaching in Cambridge

Since October 2000, I have been director of studies in Natural Sciences at Hughes Hall . Although predominantly a graduate college, Hughes also takes mature undergraduates, i.e. those who would be over 21 when starting the course.

Applying to Hughes Hall for an undergraduate degree .

Part III research projects available in the Louis group.

Part III course:
Computer Simulation Methods in Chemistry and Physics

EXTRA LECTURE: Tuesday 8 Nov, 13:00 -14:00
LOCATION: Unilever Lecture Theatre
NEW LECTURE ROOM LOCATIONS!
- Lecture notes for M10 Michaelmas 2005 (.pdf)
- Lecture slides
- PROBLEMS
  - problemsMCMD.pdf
- Other useful sites
  - Java Applet for Buffon's needle
  - More on Buffon's needle
  - Web site for Frenkel Smit book Understanding Molecular Simulation: From Algorithms to Applications
  - A useful list of Monte Carlo links.
  - Conservation Laws program by Karl Runge (needs Linux)
  - Molecular Simulation world wide web book
  - Lectures in Molecular Simulation (from Swinburne University )

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