Hello, I'm Noah.

I am a recent graduate of Constructor University (CUB) in Bremen, Germany, where I completed a double major in Physics and Data Science with additional specialization in Mathematics. I graduated at the top of my cohort with a final grade of 1.06, reflecting sustained academic excellence across theoretical and applied physics, mathematics, and computational science.

My academic training has been complemented by research and leadership experience across multiple domains. I have conducted research in molecular dynamics and nanophotonics, served as a teaching assistant for three high-enrollment courses (200+ students), and acted as Physics major representative at CUB. In parallel, I developed leadership experience as president of the Constructor University Rowing Team.

In the summer of 2025, I conducted research at the Arctic University of Norway (UiT Tromsø) in the field of nanophotonics, independently developing an automation pipeline for an optical tweezing–coupled Raman spectroscopy system. I further designed a novel dynamics-based nanoparticle morphotype classification framework — the basis of a forthcoming first-author publication in the Journal of Nanoparticle Research.

I am now preparing to pursue the MSc in Mathematical and Theoretical Physics at the University of Oxford, aiming to build the rigorous foundation in nonlinear systems, field theory, and statistical physics necessary to contribute to nuclear fusion research — one of the most consequential scientific challenges of our time.