About

I created this site as a resource for my students, originally as a way to share my notes from exercise sessions. In 2023, inspired by my flatmates, this started as a small experiment but soon became a genuine passion project. So much so that I now host the server myself, independent of the n.ethz.ch infrastructure. If you're interested in setting up something similar, you can find the source code on my GitHub. Over the years, I found it useful to compile a short list of helpful documents for my students' lectures, which grew into the library section — a collection of the resources I personally found most valuable while preparing for exams. These documents are, of course, not all my own work; authors are credited where appropriate.

This site also serves as my personal website. I'm a final-year Biochemistry - Chemical Biology student at ETH Zurich, currently finishing my Master's thesis at Princeton University with Prof. Robert Knowles, focused on photoredox methodology development. Alongside my thesis, I've contributed to two other organic synthesis projects, one of which and the thesis are expected to be published soon, keep an eye out for those. Outside the lab, I'm part of a team building Octaris, a low-cost bio-printer. Teaching organic chemistry to my students over the years is what got this whole site started in the first place, and it's something I hope to keep doing in whatever comes next. If you'd like more detail on my projects or want to get in touch, feel free to reach out on LinkedIn.