Veria Amiri

Voria Amiri, born in 1981 in Tehran, is a researcher, music teacher, physicist, and an enthusiast of Persian philosophy and literature. He studied theoretical physics at UCL and Royal Holloway, University of London, and spent several years researching and teaching quantum physics in the Department of Mathematics at Royal Holloway.

Amiri has lived in England since his teenage years and has continued a significant part of his academic and cultural activities in London. In addition to his academic background in physics, he has also been active in the field of philosophy of art, organizing and teaching educational workshops on the philosophy of art in London for two years.

One of the main areas of his cultural activity is teaching and promoting authentic, traditional Persian music. By founding his own music school in London, Amiri has sought to create a platform for both Persian-speaking and non-Iranian audiences to become acquainted with Persian music. He is also a knowledgeable voice in the fields of philosophy, literature, and Iranian culture, and having lived outside Iran for many years, he brings a cross-cultural perspective to art, literature, and Iranian identity.

Voria Amiri is currently conducting research in the Department of Philosophy at Birkbeck, University of London, and his work is defined by the intersection of science, philosophy, music, and Iranian culture.