For Students
When I started my journey in physics, I often felt overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information. This page is a collection of the resources, opportunities, and advice I wish I had known earlier. Whether you are interested in Primordial Cosmology, Inflation, or just curious about Theoretical Physics, I hope this helps you navigate the path.
Help! I Like Everything (or Nothing?)
Condensed matter? High energy? Astrophysics? 🤯 Choosing a research field can feel paralyzing. Here is my "Goldilocks Method" for navigating the chaos, testing the waters without drowning, and finding the physics problem that keeps you awake at night (in a good way!)
Read the full blog →The Reality of Research
Think theoretical physics is just staring at equations until you have a "Eureka" moment? Think again! Here, let's have a converstaion about what a career in cosmology really looks like.
Read the full blog →The Road of Research
How do you actually get a research position? And once you have results, how do you turn them into a paper?
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Looking for summer schools? Or maybe a hidden internship in Theoretical Cosmology? I’ve compiled a list of the specific databases and programs that every physics student should bookmark.
Read the full blog →What Should I Read?
Textbooks that don't put you to sleep? Blogs that actually explain the math? From David Tong's legendary notes to the best science journalism on the web, here is my "Download to Brain"
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