Darrell
Darrell attended Purdue University, where she earned her BS in Physics, Mathematics, and Statistics and graduated with honors and Phi Beta Kappa. She is now a PhD candidate in Biophysics at Harvard University.
Benjy F.
Benjy completed his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Mathematics at Harvard University, where he graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. He is currently pursuing his PhD in Mathematics in MIT.
Ana Maria
Ana Maria earned her bachelor's degree in Applied Computational Physics, graduating summa cum laude, from New York City College of Technology (CUNY). She is currently a PhD candidate in her final year at Harvard University, where she was awarded the Pierce Fellowship by Harvard’s astronomy department.
Sammy H.
Sammy is a 5th year PhD student at Harvard, where he is working on semiconductor reliability. He is passionate about education. He has helped teach multiple courses at Harvard and has mentored many high school students on research projects.
Jordan
Jordan studied Engineering Physics at the University of Tulsa, graduating magna cum laude. After interning at a semiconductor company, he continued his education, obtaining his Masters in Engineering Sciences at Harvard University, where he is now working on his PhD in Engineering Sciences.
Liam T.
Liam graduated from the University of Pennsylvania summa cum laude with three majors in Physics, Biophysics, and Biochemistry. After obtaining a Master’s degree in Physics, he is now a PhD Candidate in Biophysics at Harvard University.
Greg C.
Gregory is a GEM PhD fellow and a PhD candidate in Applied Physics at Harvard University. Previously, he received his undergraduate degrees in Electrical Engineering and Engineering Physics from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Chima
Chima holds a PhD in Astrophysics from the Harvard-Center for Astrophysics, where he studied the atmospheres of planets hundreds of light years away using a technique called transmission spectroscopy. He is currently working as a postdoc at Harvard.
Adrian L.
Adrian attended Caltech where he earned a BS in Physics in 2022. He now attends Harvard as a PhD student in Quantum Science and Engineering. His research focuses on the intersection of quantum chemistry and quantum computing.
Chenguang
Upon graduation from Dartmouth, Chenguang received the James B. Reynolds scholarship to study for an MPhil at the University of Cambridge in Physiology, Development, and Neuroscience. She is now pursuing a PhD at Harvard in Biophysics.
Dan
Testimonials
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“Dan explained topics very clearly and simply. It was worth the months of studying.”
Score went from 500 to 950
Eric Bryan -
“Daniel presents material and examples very well, maintains focus, improves clarity, precision and accuracy in descriptions of phenomena, mathematical representation, etc. Excellent conversation, patience, demeanor coupled with expertise. Great desire to learn and help. Daniel exceeded my expectations for what is an unusual pursuit by me in independent research and acquisition of knowledge.”
Don, Theoretical Solid State Physics Student -
“I have engaged over ten tutors in the past twenty years to help me self-study topology, differential geometry, general relativity, and QFT. All of them were very talented, but Dan is without question the "supremum of the set," in that he is the most knowledgeable and delightful. No question in his broad purview remains unanswered. He furthermore allows you to follow a non-linear learning path, if so desired, and sample any topic in which you are interested at any time. He always avails himself to unscheduled questions that come up as you study. However, the most wonderful of all of his many attributes is the fact that Dan conveys his love, enthusiasm and wonder for the spectacular physical universe around us. In short, Dan is the best. Look no further.”
Eric -
“Dan is an amazing tutor! He was extremely helpful when I took Electricity & Magnetism last year. He is very knowledgable and great at explaining difficult concepts”
David