Hello there!
I am a Physics and Computer Science double major from UC Berkeley, currently conducting research in RF design under Dr. Yen-Yung Chang. I enjoy playing piano, climbing and occasionally I play some badminton. Below is a list of projects I’ve completed (and some are still ongoing), please check them out!
Honors Thesis
In the last semester as an undergrad at UC Berkeley, I completed the physics honors requirement, part of which was to write a thesis on the research I conducted with Yen-Yung on coplanar waveguide (CPW) box cavity modes:
CS 180
This is a computer vision course I took in Fall 2024. All projects except project 5 were completed using
Python’s scikit-image library, using algorithms learned in class.
Project 1: Coloring the Prokudin-Gorskii Collection
Project 2: Fun with Filters and Frequencies
Project 3: Face Morphing
Project 4: Image Warping and Mosaicing, Autostitching
Project 5: The Power of Diffusion MOdels
Final Project: Light Field Camera, Gradient Fusion
Coursework
Most of the work that I completed in college (course notes, homeworks, etc.) are available in my courses repo, save for some courses which do not allow me to share such resources. I’ve also taken course notes for several classes, which are available for download here:
Physics 110B: Electromagnetism and Optics II
CS 170: Efficient Algorithms and Intractable Problems
Alongside doing research, I am also sitting in on some courses that I wanted to take but could not fit
fit into my course schedule as an undergraduate at UC Berkeley. This fall semester, I am currently “taking” the
following courses:
- Physics 151: Introduction to Quantum Field Theory
- Physics 221A: Graduate Quantum Mechanics I
- Compsci 182: Deep Learning
Physics Notes
I am currently collaborating with Andrew Binder, a former Berkeley student, on a project to consolidate all of our physics notes we’ve taken together into a single website and make it available for all students. Go check it out here!