The Neutrino Who Walked Into the Party Unnoticed
Neutrinos pass through the universe almost unnoticed. IceCube gave scientists a way to catch the rare moment one interacts—and opened a new way to study the cosmos.
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Friday Notes · From Boston
Curiosity, after hours.
From cosmic messengers to quantum materials and the chips we build. Thoughts on physics, one curious question at a time.
Read the notes ↓AstrophysicsParticle physicsSemiconductorsCondensed matterQuantum physics
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Every Friday night — a fresh note from the lab, the classroom, or somewhere along the way.
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Outside the lab · Chicago, 2026Why this space exists
There's more to a question than its answer.
I’m a physicist learning to build in the world of semiconductor devices and circuits. Some weeks are about an experiment or a design problem. Others are about a new city, a conversation, or finding perspective away from the lab.
This is where I’ll share the process behind the milestones: what I’m learning, what surprised me, and what I’m still trying to understand.
Get to know me ↗The weekly archive
Friday Notes.
A growing collection of ideas, experiments, and little discoveries. New writing will appear here as it’s published.
A few recent moments
Along the way.
Short updates from research and life. The Friday posts above will leave more room for the stories behind them.
Our TlYbS₂ preprint is out.
Crystal growth, low temperature measurements, and many conversations became my first research paper as a co-author.
Read the preprint ↗Graduate school begins in Boston.
I’m studying Semiconductor Engineering at Northeastern, bringing my physics background toward devices and circuits.
About my path ↗Graduating from Purdue.
Four years in physics, a quantum information certificate, and research experiences that shaped the questions I want to ask next.
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Good questions are better shared.
If something here sparks a thought, I’d love to hear from you.
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