Welcome!
This is the personal website of Adam Furman. Find out more on the About Me page, or view a CV-style list of my works on the Works page.
I recently graduated from the University of Oxford with an MSc in Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computing. Previously, I studied Mathematical Physics and Computer Science at Brown University. My research interests include computational physics, applied mathematics, simulation development for physical systems, and the broader social and ethical implications of new computational tools in the modern era.
I have experience conducting research in numerical analysis, high energy physics, biological physics, and earth science. I also have extensive experience teaching in a wide variety of contexts. I have a strong and diverse background in programming and computer systems, including a specialization in security, and knowledge of machine learning tools. My other academic interests include science communication, sociology, literature, and history.
This website hosts my various projects and interests. Please don't hesitate to get in touch!
Writing and Articles
Most of these can also be found on the Works page, though more informal entries can also be found here.