Arian Jadbabaie is an NSF MPS-Ascend Postdoctoral Fellow working on laser cooling radioactive molecules as part of the RaX Collaboration, a joint effort between the Garcia Ruiz Group at MIT and the Doyle Group at Harvard. He completed his PhD at Caltech in 2023 under the supervision of Nick Hutzler, where he developed experiments to investigate fundamental symmetry violations using polyatomic molecules. Arian earned his undergraduate degree in physics at Washington University in St. Louis in 2015, where he conducted research on weak measurements of superconducting circuits with Kater Murch. During a gap year, he worked as a SULI intern at Brookhaven National Laboratory on neutrino detection and at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory on CMB polarization detection. Arian is passionate about science outreach and has volunteered extensively at science events, aiming to inspire curiosity and excitement about the universe. In addition to his scientific pursuits, he enjoys science fiction, gaming, soccer, exploring strange molecular structure, and engaging with the intersection of art and physics.