I'm currently a Ph.D. student in the Center of Nuclear Theory at Stony Brook University. I received my bachelor's degree from Purdue University with a double major in physics honors and mathematics honors and a final GPA of 3.99. My current focus, as a research assistant, is on the close relationship between random matrix models and many-body nuclear systems. Since my high school days, physics and math have been and still are my most valued passions; I live and breathe them every day! I also have much experience being a teaching assistant for my department's undergraduate courses, ranging from introductory mechanics to advanced quantum field theory. I started my journey as a tutor when I was an undergrad 7 years ago and have been loving it ever since! Alongside my work in physics, I also have many hobbies outside of work: I enjoy studying the stock market/blockchains, playing chess, as well as practicing drums and piano in my spare time!

My lessons are for anyone in need of the vital analytical skills that are used everywhere, from physics and math courses to engineering projects and beyond! Thanks to today's technology of remote meetings and digital notetaking, I will personally discuss with each of my potential students one-to-one and drive home the two most important attributes of any successful student in the STEM fields: the ability to solve problems and understanding.

Most of my lesson plans involve going through relevant problems step-by-step and demonstrating how one should think during the process. Throughout I would teach good habits as well as other useful tips and tricks. So I hope you are as excited as I am! Because I can guarantee that you would leave my lessons with fewer questions and greater understanding.