Ranked Top 0.1% among all Iranian high school students who participated in the Mathematics and Physics Bachelor National Entrance Exam (2006), I had the opportunity to select my desired field of study among all possible Science and Engineering branches. From a financial perspective, having an engineering degree is much more beneficial in Iran. However, as a keen high school student obsessed with fundamental science and its weird realms and conducting research in branches that need intuition and advanced mathematics, I chose to study Physics at the University of Tehran, the oldest university in Iran and one of the best ones in the Middle East.

After obtaining an excellent rank in the Physics Master National Entrance Exam (2011), I selected Elementary Particle Physics as my study field so I would have the chance to simultaneously deepen my knowledge of fundamental physics and benefit from my intuition and math skills in my research.

Afterward, I enrolled in the doctoral program at the Department of Physics at the University of Nevada, Reno. Unfortunately, because of the high air pollution caused by heavy fires in California forests, I got some illnesses and was diagnosed with asthma and allergies. My physician advised me to leave the city for at least one year to keep my health. I was an international student and did not have the option to stay in the U.S. Therefore, I took a leave of absence and returned to Iran.

According to the constitution of Iran, in January 2021, I got called up to accomplish my compulsory military service for 24 months. However, since I have an M.Sc. degree, I accomplished my service at the Sun-Air Research Institute at the Ferdowsi University of Mashhad as a scientific researcher and expert English translator rather than an ordinary soldier in a camp. I was a member of the Battery Department of that institute. My task was to investigate The Quantum Transportation of Ions Inside the Electrolyte of Lithium-Ion Batteries.