NT0151742

Tutor’s Teaching Background

I will be commencing my Master of Science in Physics for Technology at the National University of Singapore in August 2026.
I currently hold a double degree in Physics and Biomedical Science from The University of Queensland. During my studies, I developed a strong foundation in core physics and biology concepts, alongside experience in applying these principles to real-world research problems. In particular, I worked with the Optical Micromanipulation Group under Professor Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop and Dr Alexander Stilgoe, where I was involved in projects studying the behaviour of nanotechnology under structured light fields using optical tweezers and advanced data analysis techniques.
This research experience has strengthened not only my understanding of physics, but also my ability to explain complex concepts clearly and logically, which is a skill I believe is essential for effective tutoring. I am patient, structured in my approach, and focused on helping students build both confidence and a strong conceptual foundation.
I am keen to support students in their learning journey, whether in strengthening fundamentals or preparing for examinations, and I would welcome the opportunity to contribute to a tutoring role.