I am an undergraduate computer science student at North Seattle College with a passion for mathematics and fundamental physics. I am pursuing undergraduate studies in Computer Science, with future goals of entering industry to create scientific tools. I believe that the modern power of machine learning and the rich framework put together by centuries of mathematical collaboration has created a rife playground for discovering new emergent physics from advanced analytical methods and big data. I aim to leverage modern tools in conjunction with traditional mathematical methods to create novel approaches to solving problems in fundamental physics centered around relativistic quantum theory. My goal is to leverage interdisciplinary collaboration to bridge the schism I see between theory and experiment and reconcile some of the mysteries at the heart of modern physics through the intelligent application of technology.
📧 thomasnuckolls96(at)gmail.com
Laboratory Training Certificates
An Epistemological Argument Against Platonism in Theoretical Physics
PDMS Microstructure Fabrication for Shear Force Experiments in vdW Heterostructure Devices
Investigation of Indices of Refraction Between Carbonated Beverages