My motto is Omnia Tempus Habent; Latin for “everything has its time”, taken from the book of Ecclesiastes. I like it for several reasons. At a personal level, it speaks to the importance of taking the time to truly understand things; not that time is unlimited, but that each thing deserves its proper moment. It also resonates with my research, where seasonality and the rhythms of the natural world are never far from the picture.
The philosophy of the cranes, presses, and pumps is finished and clear like a circle. But is your philosophy less circular? The beauty of a mechanism lies in...
This week I attended the JULES Annual Science Meeting in Leicester. It was a great opportunity to learn about the latest developments to this long-standing l...
This week my research group and I were hosted at the University of Cyprus for an excellent workshop on terrestrial biosphere modelling. The program was reall...
What a journey it’s been! After two years of intensive study, I’ve officially completed my MPhil at HKUST.
