alexia ✨ particle physics PhD student

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the ν girl on the block ✨ phd student & qualified teacher ✨ studying astroparticle physics 🌈 disabled, autistic, & queer 🥄

a stop motion doodle showing blobs in the bi flag colours arcs over the image and turns into a heart at the top. the words “happy bi visibility day” are handwritten, with the HAPPY in all caps in the bi colours and the rest in cursive & pink. the text is smaller to make space for a diagram of the cross section of a particle detector showing particles moving through it, also in the bi pride colours.
the words “happy bi visibility day” are handwritten, with the HAPPY in all caps in the bi colours and the rest in cursive & pink. a stop motion doodle showing blobs in the bi flag colours arcs over the image and turns into a heart at the top.
A photo of me, a white girl with brunette hair, grinning with my eyes mostly closed and my tongue stuck out a little. I am wearing an orange hankerkief top and a black bandana in my hair, with big hoop earrings and a yellow star pimple patch on my eyebrow. A stop motion doodle showing blobs in the bi flag colours arcs over the image and turns into a heart at the top.
To Whom It May Concern: I’m interested in finding out why the UCL PhD regalia is the colour it is, given that neither grey or red are (to my knowledge) official UCL colours. I understand this isn’t a typical enquiry, but couldn’t find a good place to enquire: whose purview would this come under? I’d also be interested in finding out what would be involved in suggesting a change to something more representative of our university. Many thanks, Alexia Alexander Wight
A black background with a robot drawn on it, holding the Pint of Science logo. Text on the poster reads "Pint of Science: 19-21 May 2025. 6 venues, 38 talks, 19:30-21:30)
me wearing a sun hat inside my flat. I’m a white girl with medium length straight brown hair and big glasses.
a woman in a graduation gown and hat. The gown is silver grey with red edging and sash thingy that goes around the neck.
ABOUT THE BOOK This pioneering monograph provocatively explodes current research paradigms for the modern and the medieval by showing that Twitter shares key similarities with medieval literary forms, texts, and narrative techniques. Analyzing tweets with medieval texts, and vice versa, Spencer-Hall initiates readers into an innovative methodology of interdisciplinary literary criticism, posing vital questions about the politics of medievalism today. Chapters include brand-new readings of The Owl and the Nightingale, the Chastelaine de Vergi, and Marie de France’s Laüstic, and arresting insights into troubadour style, Margery Kempe, and #MedievalTwitter. The book culminates in a medieval(ist) reading of Twitter’s premature demise, and Elon Musk’s medievalism. Throughout, points of contact and divergence are dissected, re-contextualizing the socio-cultural meaning of communication and texts across the temporal divide.
a brown haired woman is crouching with her chin on her hand. she is surrounded by doodles lines and the standard model Lagrangian equation
A lit up ferris wheel with the bright lights reflecting onto the dark river in front
A picture of the Financial Times
a midnight blue new MacBook Air showing the default home screen. There is a geode themed skin on it in similar colours than looks like the cross section of a geode. The laptop is open.
a logo on an old building that consists of three concentric circles of letters. The outer circle is all N, the middle H, and the centre M.
Photo of me, a white women in a brown dress with medium dark brown hair, sitting on a red stool in a white photo studio
A strip of photo booth photos. I have medium dark brown hair with a bit of a wave, pale skin, and am wearing a brown ribbed collared top.
A picture of the back of two brunette girls headsworking on an experiment that has a sample of quantum dots in water solution placed in front of a photomultiplier tube.
Screencap reading Dear students and colleagues, Following the appalling attacks by Hamas, and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in both Israel and Gaza, this is a difficult and distressing time for many of us at King’s.
a screenshot showing my notion page with a checklist of tasks, and my anki (digital) notecard showing noether's theorem
My CERN project poster which is barbie themed