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Enrolled students at any Cambridge college who have been accepted for a PhD in Mathematics, Cosmology, Logic, or Philosophy of the above may apply on a competitive basis for dissertation assistance and rigorous external examination. Specialisms not listed will only be considered if adequate supervision can be obtained. There is no fee for this service. There is no taught component to this supervision, and such students are not fellows of Athanasian Hall unless accepted via the traditional means.

Baccalaureate graduates with a BA of standard 2:1 or above in any field may apply to a specific faculty member for tuition on the London School of Economics (LSE) PgDip in Mathematics. Reading modules include Algebraic Topology, Geometry of Groups, Real & Complex Analysis, Theoretical Physics, Game Theory, and others. Application to London is separate, but fellows may provide recommendations to London at their discretion. Faculty will generally only accept applicants with a standing offer or reasonable chance of admission to Cambridge for a PhD-level qualification in Mathematics, Physics, Philosophy, or Logic. This service also incurs no fee, but it is strictly at the discretion of the individual faculty member and is not granted as a matter of custom. Petitioners accepted by a fellow for tuition are in no wise affiliated with Athanasian Hall or the University of Cambridge unless such petitioners apply and are accepted to either route via traditional means. 

Academic Don. 

Kenigson, J. (PhD, FRSA) - Acting Academic Don, Senior Fellow of Natural Philosophy, Fellow of Cosmology (Tennessee, USA). Research Interests: Dynamics of Black Holes in f(R, T) gravity; Combinatorial Physics; Combinatorics; Mathematical Cosmology; High-Dimensional Wave Mechanics. 

Senior Fellows. 

1. Bassil, M. (PhD, Claude-Bernard Lyon 1) – Senior Fellow of Mathematics. Research Interests: Materials Science; Applied Physics; Mathematical Physics. Tenured Professor of Lebanese University, Department of Physics. 
2. Muhammad, S. (Doctor of Engineering, University of Engineering & Technology) – Senior Fellow of Natural Philosophy. Research interests include: 1. Materials Science & Engineering; 2. Nanotechnology; 3. Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS); 4. Nanomechanical Systems (NEMS); 5. Piezoelectric Materials; 6. Energy Storage Materials; 7. Ferroelectric Materials; 8. Polymeric Materials; 9. Environmental Technologies; 10. Inspection and Testing of materials. 
3. Pahlevanyan, A. (PhD, Yerevan) – Distinguished Senior Fellow of Mathematics. Research Interests: Differential Equations; Spectral Theory; Inverse Problems; Machine Learning; Artificial Neural Networks; Statistical Natural Language Processing; Digital Signal Processing. Researcher of Mathematics, Armenian Academy of Sciences.
4. Riabov, G. (PhD, DSC, Kiev). Senior Fellow of Mathematics and Theoretical Physics. Research Interests: Combinatorics, Relativity;  Perturbation Theory of PDE. Distinguished Mathematician of the National Academy, Professor of Theoretical Mathematics, Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. 
5.  Sabra, B. (PhD, Ohio) - Senior Fellow of Mathematics. Chair of Physics & Astronomy at Notre Dame University, Louaize (Lebanon). Gold Medal of National Council of Scientific Research (2010). Regular Associate (2013-2018), Abdus Salam International Center for Theoretical Physics (ICTP), Trieste, Italy. NASA consultant (grant proposal reviewer). Research Interests: Supermassive Black Holes; Astrophysics; Mathematical Physics; Cosmology; Galactic Dynamics. 
6. Sepehr, H.  (Radboud) - Senior Fellow of Natural Philosophy, Research Fellow in Relativistic Physics. Research Interests: Lie Algebroids; Relativity; Dynamics of Black Holes. Lecturer on Mathematical Physics, Radboud University.
7. Skorobogatov, A. (PhD, Saint Petersburg) – Distinguished Senior Fellow of Mathematics and Full Professor of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (Saint Petersburg, Russia). Research Interests: Data processing and analysis; Neural networks and deep learning; Data mining; Data visualization; Causal inference (instrumental variables, DiD, Synthetic controls, Directed acyclic graphs, etc.); Regression analysis (model specification, estimation, hypothesis testing); Cluster analysis. 

Fellows. 

1. Atta, A. (MPhil) - Permanent Fellow of Natural Philosophy. Research Interests: Physics of Lasers, Theoretical Physics, Theoretical Mechanics, Dynamics of Black Holes in Modified Gravity.
2. DiDonato, N. (PhD, Boston) - Visiting Fellow of Natural Philosophy. Research Interests: Classical Quadrivium. Fellow of History and Philosophy of Science, Boston University.
3. Enloe, T. (PhD, Dallas) - Fellow of Logic. Research Interests: Stoic, Aristotelian, and Formal Logic. Former researcher in Logic, University of Dallas (Dallas, USA). 
4. Gul, H. (PhD, Ankara) - Fellow of Natural Philosophy. Former Lecturer of Analysis at University of Illinois and Ohio State University. Research Interests: Normed Vector Spaces; Convex Hulls; Analysis on Function Spaces; Topological and Geometric Chemistry.
5. McCarthy, H, (MEd, Vanderbilt) - Fellow of Quadrivium. Research Interests: Classical music and composition.
6. McIntosh, M. (PhD, Manchester) - Fellow of Natural Philosophy. Research Interests: Philosophy of Nature; Classical education in Mathematics (Manchester, UK). Former Fellow of Languages, University of Manchester (UK). 
7. Muhammad, T. (PhD, Peshawar) – Fellow of Mathematics. Research Interests: Epidemiology & Virology; Mathematical Biology; Applied Mathematical Modeling. Professor of Mathematical Biology, University of Peshawar.
8. Selby, J. (AM, Gordon-Conwell) - Distinguished Fellow of Logic. Research Interests: Stoic Logic; Aristotelian Logic; Formal Logic; Provability and Justification (Kansas, USA). Charter member, ACCS (USA). 
9. Tzarvoulanova, T. (PhD, Sofia) - Linguistic Methodist, Fellow of Philosophy. 

Junior Fellows. 

1. Faisal, L. (MPHIL, Quaid-i-Azzam, MSCS, MPHIL in Computer Science) – Junior Fellow of Natural Philosophy. Research Interests: Laser Physics; Molecular and Particle Physics; Quantum Mechanics; Astrophysics. Dissertation commenced on the shock waves generated by Neon Lasers.  Lecturer on Physics, Quaid-i-Azzam University.
2. Fidelis, M. (PhD) – Junior Fellow of Mathematics. Research Interests: Operator Algebras; Functional Analysis; Bounded Linear Functions; Convexity; Banach and Hilbert Theory. 
3. McDonald, M. (PhD, Rochester) - Junior Fellow of Natural Philosophy. Research Interests: Philosophy of Temporality; Epistemology. Former research scholar in Philosophy, University of Rochester (Rochester, USA). 
4. Nuristani, M. (GradCert, MIT) - Junior Fellow of Natural Philosophy. Research Interests: Applied Mathematics; Optimisation; Data Science; Artificial Intelligence; Classical Statistics.
5. Sultan, H. (MPHIL, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics) – Junior Fellow of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. Research Interests: 1. Number Theory; 2. Statistics; 3. Probability theory; 4. Linear algebra; 5. Topology; 6. Operations Research; 7. Real Analysis, 8. Game Theory; 9. Mathematical Modeling.
    

Senior fellows by courtesy are member lecturers of the UK MAGIC Consortium. Their lectures carry ECTS upon completion of the summative exam set by each lecturer. Fellows, postdoctoral scholars, and faculty members may be charged a nominal fee by MAGIC to attend lectures or receive ECTS. This fee and all other matters of administration of MAGIC are at the sole discretion of the officers of the participating universities. 

Athanasian Hall is a Quadrivium research institution, and is not involved in any way with the instruction of students. It is not a member of the MAGIC Consortium or the Isaac Newton Institute, but nominates fellows for such posts and requires comparable attainments. Individuals desiring instruction should in any instance apply via UCAS to the University of Cambridge Mathematical Institute or to the relevant postgraduate taught course authority at the desired college of affiliation.