Learn about Magnets

Using Julia Language.

Physics of magnetism, and nanomagnetism, by extension, can be complex topics to digest. Here I will attempt to make it a little less complicated by breaking it down to the simplest components and using the Julia programming language to create simple simulations. If you are curious, please join me in this endeavour!

Communicating science is one of the things I enjoy the most.

Here are some places to start exploring who I am and what I do:

Who I am

My journey to becoming a physicist has not been a conventional one. I started as a mature student in my 30s.

My YouTube Channel

I create videos about being a physics student, programming in Julia, and physics of nanomagnetism (this branch is coming soon ;)).

Julia Language

Julia is a very fast, easy to learn, dynamically typed, compiled* language. It's great for ML applications, HPC, and parallel computing.

Recommended Tools

Here I compile a list of the most valuable tools and resources I use to make my graduate student life and content creation

easier ;)

Discover the Julia Journal Blog

Stay up to date with the latest news, tips & tools.

June 10, 2022

How to add a date stamp into a file name (aka string interpolation) in Julia.

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September 1, 2021

My preferred Julia IDE after 3 months of coding.

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August 10, 2021

Embedding Jupyter and Pluto notebooks in a blog post is easy.

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About Me.

Hi, I am Julia, a MSc physics student, interested in physics of the magnetism, the Julia programming language, machine learning in physics, and science coommunication.

Announcement!

I am taking part in the JuliaCon2022 this year! I'll be making a presentation under the Experiences Track, discussing how we use Julia in Physics and why Julia Language is well suited for Condensed Matter Physics research.

2022

Julia in Nanomagnetism Research

It will be a three-minute presentation on using Julia in modelling and simulating artificial spin ice systems (multi-layer arrays of ordered nanomagnets). The date and time of this mini-talk will be posted on the JuliaCon website (you can click the image on the right to view the date and time).

I am excited to share some of my work with the Julia community!