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​Teaching

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Preservation and transfer of knowledge across generations is as important as the generation of knowledge and is the most important investment humanity can make. Teaching is at the core of this essential, millennia-old mission. The exercise of teaching also allows scholars to rethink ideas and concepts alongside younger minds with weaker priors, which I personally think is the most exciting aspect of academia.

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In Fall 2023, I will be teaching Planets and Life in the Universe, Physics 3330/5330, to a joint audience of upper-level undergraduates and graduate students at Washington University.

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Past Teaching Experience

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In the past, I have been the teaching fellow and/or guest lecturer for the following:

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  • Summer school "Quantum to Cosmos", TÜBÄ°TAK/TBAE, Summer 2019

  • 12S680, Artificial Intelligence for TESS Applications, MIT, Spring 2019

  • ASTRON130, Cosmology, Harvard, Spring 2018

  • PHYS212, Graduate Cosmology, Harvard, Fall 2016

  • SPU019, The Energetic Universe, Harvard, Spring 2014

  • PHYS207, Concepts of Modern Physics, METU, Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Spring 2013

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