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. My research combines multichannel scattering theory with time-dependent laser dressing and a range of high-accuracy numerical techniques to uncover the physics of these molecules. I care deeply about clear, reproducible models and enjoy writing approachable notes that connect the physics, math, and code. Beyond research, I bring a long background in professional software engineering. I enjoy designing systems that follow sound design principles, writing clean, testable code, and automating workflows. I’m also a Linux enthusiast with an interest in low-level development and operating-system automation.