Spring is here, which means that it's that time of year when I start engaging in scientific experiments again. I have a handful of projects in mind for this year, a lot of which are cutting-edge. Last year saw me getting back to my roots, analyzing data, exploring, playing with chemical reactions, and building all kinds of fun toys like combat robots and an area denial system—in the spirit of intellectual learning, of course!

This year, I'll be primarily focusing on quantum mechanics, with an emphasis on emerging technologies. Most of which will be classified Although at least one project will be playing with gallium (Atomic Number 31), which I'm super psyched about, I will also be tackling orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing for another project on modulation.

There's a high probability that I will get Project Hebonfield online this year as well. For those who do not know, Hebonfield is my long-planned science-oriented website with a twist. The main problem has been finding time to give it the attention and love it so richly deserves. Of course, my longest-running scientific investigation continues onward, and despite constant roadblocks, I'm not allowing them to deter me; I will figure it out sooner or later. I'll post more about these individual projects in the next week or two.