परीक्षित
PhD in Applied Mathematics and Statistics
The Johns Hopkins University
PhD in Applied Mathematics and Statistics
The Johns Hopkins University
My name is परीक्षित. People who cannot read it call me Parik. I come from Nepal, a calm country that perches in the footsteps of Tibet.
I am a Ph.D. candidate (Aug 2022 – ) at the department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics at The Johns Hopkins University. I was studying Humanities at Soka University of America earlier. Feel free to email me at pchalis1 at jhu dot edu to chat more.
I must mention that I have the fortune of editing the footnotes of Prof. Amitabh Basu and Dr. Edinah Gnang, my doctoral advisors.
Here is my CV if that is of interest to you.
"There are moments in our lives, there are moments in a day, when we seem to see beyond the usual – become clairvoyant. We reach then into reality. Such are the moments of our greatest happiness. Such are the moments of our greatest wisdom.
At such times, there is a song going on within us, a song to which we listen. It fills us with surprise. We marvel at it. We would continue to hear it. But few are capable of holding themselves in the state of listening to their own song. Intellectuality steps in and as the song within us is of the utmost sensitiveness, it retires in the presence of the cold material intellect . . . yet we live in the memory of these songs . . . They are the pinnacles of our experience and it is the desire to express these intimate sensations, this song from within, which motivates the masters of all art."
Robert Henri, The Art Spirit
Header image: Almond Blossom, Vincent van Gogh; Directly above: Apollo and Dionysus