I graduated from the University of Cambridge in 2022, majoring in Natural Sciences for my Bachelor's degree and specializing in stochastic processes during my Master's studies. This diverse background enabled me to engage in a variety of interdisciplinary projects.

 

Throughout my undergraduate years, I actively contributed to a research group where we applied fundamental physics principles to explain biological phenomena. One notable project involved investigating the effects of weak magnetic fields on living systems, a subject of considerable debate.

 

My primary research focuses on living systems, also known as "Active matter," encompassing both fundamental physics inquiries and more biology-oriented questions.