Hi, I'm Felex. I studied physics as an undergraduate. I have a relatively new channel that chronicles recent advances in math and physics. My main interests are:

• Topology and matter

• The Langlands program

• Complexity and emergence

My channel has two types of videos:

• Brief explanations of math and physics concepts that do not have accessible explanations elsewhere

• Talks and interviews with physicists, mathematicians and scientists who are making exciting discoveries

Most people stop learning about math and science after high school, which covers knowledge up until the early 1900s. But many beautiful advances in math, physics, biology, etc. were made in the past 50-100 years, and few non-scientists know about them. That shouldn't be the case. Whether it's prime numbers, category theory, topological phases or emergent phenomena, everyone should learn more about how far human curiosity has come.

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@themansionsofscience

Substack: https://themansionsofscience.substack.com

Mathstodon: https://mathstodon.xyz/@themansionsofscience

Twitter/X: https://x.com/MansionsScience