Austrian-Tunisian · Theoretical Physicist · Mother · Blogger
A physicist navigating between Vienna's ringstrasse and Tunis' medina. Raising bilingual children, writing about the intersections of science, culture, and identity.
Born in Vienna to Tunisian parents, I learned early that identity isn't a single story. Like quantum superposition, I exist in multiple states—Austrian and Tunisian, scientist and mother, analyst and storyteller.
By day, I explore the mathematics of the universe in theoretical physics. By night (and mornings, and weekends), I raise children who speak German, Arabic, and French—sometimes all before breakfast.
Through writing, I bridge these worlds and invite you along on the journey.
Theoretical physics exploring quantum mechanics and cosmology. Asking questions about the universe that keep me up at night and running on espresso.
Two kids, three languages, endless questions. Raising bicultural children means teaching them that differences are strengths and family is gravity.
Words as bridges between worlds. Writing about science, culture, motherhood—where these collide and create something new worth sharing.
Einstein's famous equation showing mass and energy are equivalent
The wave function evolves according to the Hamiltonian
Position and momentum cannot be simultaneously known
Information is preserved through unitary transformations
Protons, neutrons, and electrons—the building blocks of matter
Alpha, beta, gamma radiation—the atom releasing its energy
Combining atomic nuclei—the power that drives stars
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