Hi, I’m Ayman.

I’m a Physics PhD student at Purdue University, where I study the complex excitation, structure, and dynamics of Rydberg macrodimers—among the most controllable molecular systems. I also study polariton interactions on lattice systems under laser control. I am a theorist and most of my work relies on multichannel scattering theory and a range of high-accuracy numerical techniques. My major interest lies in complex systems and their emergent phenomena and evolution, and I always try to realize these ideas in the problems at hand. I was rigorously trained during my undergraduate years at the University of Science and Technology in Zewail City, Egypt, a place to which I am deeply grateful. A side research quest of my own is to develop fundamental connections between AI and quantum systems. I read about philosophy, science, and math in my free time!

Beyond research, I bring a background in professional software engineering, where I enjoyed creating systems that follow sound design principles and automating workflows. I’m also a Linux enthusiast with an interest in low-level development and operating-system automation.