I’m passionate about both physics and the arts—especially short fiction, essays, and playwriting.
In physics, I study the behavior of quantum measuring devices and work on ways to formally incorporate the central role that agents’ interventions play in shaping nature’s behavior—metaphorically similar to how Charlie Kaufman writes himself into the story he’s creating in Adaptation. This line of inquiry echoes John Wheeler’s idea of a “Participatory Universe.”

I’m currently a graduate student in physics. To me, physics is more than formulas and experiments; it’s a discipline that unites exploration and verification, mathematical reasoning, philosophical curiosity, and historical reflection.

I’m fascinated by how science both shapes and is shaped by culture, and by the emotional landscape of discovery: awe, excitement, disappointment, fear, and even despair.

This website features my peer-reviewed publications alongside occasional reflections on whatever subjects—scientific or artistic—happen to inspire me.