Courses taught at NYU AD:

1. Interdiscplinary Magnetic Resoance (Science and Engineering Elective); Spring 2023, 2024
2. Experimental Physical Chemistry (Chemistry Major and Biology Elective); Spring 2023, 2024
3. Foundation of Science (Laboratory); Spring 2023, 2024
4. Quantum Computing for Everyone: Embracing the Revolution; Fall 2023, 2024

 Future courses:

1. Photochemistry and Photophysics

Teaching Philosophy: Teaching is an essential profession, as it cultivates young minds and shapes the future of a society. I also view teaching as an exercise that is essential to the development of my research. The process of thinking about how to explain a basic concept to others helps me generate new ideas. My teaching philosophy is influenced by my own experience, particularly as an undergraduate. I had excellent professors for my quantum mechanics and spectroscopy classes who helped me understand the basics of these subjects and sparked a desire to pursue them further. 

I believe that the traditional exams creates unnecessary stress for students and limits their ability to truly understand the material. In my classroom, I aim to shift the focus away from rote memorization of equations and formulas, and instead, prioritize deep understanding and conceptual learning using simple illustrations. My goal is for students to grasp the underlying principles of the subject matter and be able to apply them in real-life contexts. I aim to foster a learning environment where students feel empowered to think critically and be kind to others.