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Ph.D.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge

• Nuh Gedik group, Condensed Matter Experiment (CMX) Division
• Employing ultrafast optical techniques to study quantum materials.

Bachelor

University of Cambridge

• Natural Sciences with a specialization in Theoretical Physics
• Part IA - Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics B, Earth Sciences
• Part IB - Physics A, Physics B, Mathematics
• Part II - Physics
• Relativity, Electrodynamics and Optics, Thermal and Statistical Physics, Advanced Quantum Physics, Quantum Condensed Matter Physics, Soft Condensed Matter, Particle and Nuclear Physics, Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics
• Theoretical Physics 1 and 2, Research Review (with Prof Mete Atature), Computational Project (best project)

Research Assistant

Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Singapore

• Performed micromagnetic simulations to design magnetic multilayer stacks.
• Performed magnetometry to characterize magnetic multilayer stacks.
• Performed transport measurements to study anomalous Hall effect.
• Designed Hall bars using autoCAD software.

Research Assistant

Institute for High Performance Computing, Singapore

• Computed the semi-classical optical response of nodal loop materials.
• Studied the topological properties of non-Hermitian spectra.
• Simulated various topological Hamiltonians on the quantum computer IBM-Q.

• National Science Scholarship (PhD), awarded by Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore

• Burnett Prize, awarded by Hughes Hall (University of Cambridge)
• Matteucci Medal

• National Science Scholarship (NSS-BS), awarded by Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore