Academically, I've had a long fascination with Nick Wang - Portfolio

Hi, I'm Nick Wang

Basketball · Rehab · Research

Starting Point Guard · Sports Rehabilitation Researcher · Physics Enthusiast

About Me

My name is Nick (Zun) Wang, and basketball has been one of the defining aspects of my life since I began playing at three years old and training seriously at around six. I have played point guard my entire life, traveling from city to city and country to country for games, refining my skills, and learning to lead my teammates on the court. I have played for my high school varsity basketball team since freshman year and currently serve as its captain and starting point guard, wearing number 3. Basketball has taught me self-discipline, confidence, and composure. After tearing my ATFL ligament during a game, for example, I turned the setback into motivation by studying ankle injuries and designing a custom-made ankle brace for myself.

Young Nick playing basketball

Playing in the under-12 age group when I was 9

Nick playing basketball

Playing against League champs Capistrano Valley Christian High School during my sophomore season, 2024-2025 school year

Team photo

2025-2026 season Webb School of California Varsity Team picture

Highlights

Basketball's most thrilling moments

Sports Rehabilitation

Learning outcomes and project showcase

Project Overview

My passion for sports extends beyond the court into the realm of sports rehabilitation. Through dedicated study and hands-on projects, I've explored how scientific principles can be applied to injury prevention and recovery.

Below are two research posters showcasing my work, along with a detailed research document on ankle injuries — a common issue that basketball players face.

View Ankle Injury Research
Research Poster 1
Research Poster 2

AI Research

Exploring the intersection of technology and humanity

AI and Verbal Violence: How Artificial Intelligence Interactions Shape Human

This research paper explores the complex relationship between AI interactions and human behavior, specifically examining how artificial intelligence systems may influence verbal aggression and communication patterns in society.

View Research Paper (PDF)

Contact

Feel free to reach out about basketball, research, or just to connect.

zunwang1231@gmail.com