About me, a Science Writer On Medium

It’s been over four years since I started writing on Medium, covering topics ranging from number theory to quantum mechanics. Talking science with people has always been a passion of mine, and I’ve been doing it for the past 10 years. Now, it’s time for me to share a little bit about myself on this platform.

I am a 24-year-old science enthusiast. I have completed my bachelor’s degree, majoring in Physics, in Nepal, and I’m soon looking forward to embarking on my graduate school journey somewhere in Europe. I have published over 250 articles on this platform. Most of these articles are associated with physics and mathematics, discussing their historical significance. In addition to Medium, there’s another platform where I engage people in science conversations.

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I run two mini-blogs on X (previously known as Twitter): one that talks about Physics and its history, and another that shares insights on education, life, and science in general — essentially, thoughts that resonate with the life of Richard Feynman, whom I consider my science idol. The names of my mini-blogs on X are PhysInHistory and ProfFeynman.

As a professional, I have worked as an educator for over seven years, leading science workshops and seminars. I love teaching, so I taught mathematics and science for quite some time before transitioning to full-time blogging. During the initial years, I juggled my job and writing simultaneously, a phase that taught me much about life, struggle, and, most importantly, the value of perseverance.

I’d also like to take this opportunity to thank all 22,000+ people connected with me on this platform and everyone who enjoys reading the content I post. It’s your love and support that have given me so much and continue to motivate me to push the boundaries of science communication (scicomm), a field that isn’t much developed in my country.

Thank you all! 🙏

Here’re some of my top stories:

When Richard Feynman Met Albert Einstein

The Insane Study Routine of Sir Isaac Newton

The Curious Case of Einstein’s Stolen Brain

If you like my works and want to support me then you can Buy me a coffee ☕️. Keep following for more such stories and thank you for your constant love and support.