Hi, I’m Julia!
I’m a computational physics PhD student, mom of four, and lifelong learner who took an unconventional path into science.
These days, I simulate magnetic systems using high-performance computing, write code in Julia, and explore how nanoscale magnets behave — and sometimes misbehave.
This site is where I share what I learn along the way — from Linux conversations to GPU programming tips, from research breakthroughs to moments of self-doubt.
When I’m not debugging simulations or figuring out the true physical meaning behind equations, I’m likely writing blog posts, making YouTube videos, or chasing quiet moments between the chaos of life and academia by reading (non-science related) books.
If any part of that journey resonates with you — welcome!
What you’ll find here:
- Research notes & reflections
- Coding walkthroughs (mostly Julia & Linux)
- Personal stories from the PhD trenches
- Learning logs on machine learning, HPC, and GPU programming.
- Occasional birds, metaphors, and digital coffee ☕