ProfessorAmihay Hanany

Amihay Hanany teaches courses in theoretical physics at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, with a focus on quantum field theory, string theory, and mathematical physics. His teaching aims to provide students with a strong conceptual and technical understanding of modern theoretical frameworks, while highlighting connections between physics and mathematics.

At the undergraduate level, he contributes to courses introducing students to quantum field theory and advanced topics in theoretical physics. At the postgraduate level, he teaches specialized topics including supersymmetric gauge theories, string theory, and the geometry of moduli spaces.

His teaching emphasizes:

• Clear conceptual understanding alongside technical proficiency
• The interplay between physical intuition and mathematical structure
• Exposure to current research directions in high-energy theory

He supervises PhD students and MSc projects in areas including gauge theory, string theory, and mathematical physics, supporting the development of independent research skills and original contributions to the field.