Hello All,
My name is Ian Yap Chang Jie, a Year 5 Physics/Mathematics Double Major from NTU, Singapore.
Singapore empathizes on applied research as a whole, especially in the field of Bio-Technology and Engineering. It is also a small city state that has huge economic growth thanks to its maritime waters.
You should visit Singapore as there are representations of various food cuisines around the world.
I am a graduating student, and I have persuaded by my to-be (hopefully) supervisor from CERN, ISOIDE to take this course for my future PhD-related projects. I do have a bit of background on Algebra and some Analysis, but I hope that these are not needed here. 🙂
Also, to be honest, I have studied a bit of hyperfine interactions under the equivalent course called “atomic physics”, and I have a background in Quantum Mechanics, and undergraduate Solid State Physics. However, I am interested in the experimental side of hyperfine interactions and I know that I will learn what is relevant for my future projects to come.