Murad Alim

Murad Alim is an Associate Professor at Heriot-Watt University's School of Mathematical & Computer Sciences, Department of Mathematics. His research focuses on the intersection of mathematical physics and theoretical computer science, particularly in areas such as topology, string theory, and quantum mechanics.

• Top Research Topics: Topology (100%), String Theory (100%), Quantum Curves, BPS Structures, Resurgence Theory, Special Geometry

His recent work explores non-perturbative phenomena in topological strings, quantum curves, and exact WKB methods, with applications to BPS structures and attractor flows. He actively supervises PhD students and contributes to advancements in geometric and algebraic frameworks for quantum field theories.

Selected Trends: The articles highlight a focus on duality in quantum systems, resurgence techniques for non-perturbative effects, and geometric interpretations of BPS states. Collaborations with researchers like D. Bryan, L. Hollands, and J. Teschner demonstrate interdisciplinary engagement.