The wiki is the working map of the research program in quantum field theory and quantum information: the concepts the arguments rest on, the papers, the open questions under pursuit, and the projects that organize them, written as short interlinked notes. A note records what a notion means, where it enters the calculations, and which of the questions around it remain open.
The notes cross-reference each other heavily. Every page lists its backlinks, so a concept can be read together with the questions and projects that use it; the graph view shows the structure of the whole; and the search box reaches inside every note. The landscape page is the natural point of entry, and the folders — areas, concepts, connections, courses, papers, questions, projects — can be browsed directly.
The site is generated from the research vault maintained alongside the work itself, and it grows as the work does: notes are added when a line matures, and the date on each page records the last pass over it. It is a snapshot of research in progress, with the lecture notes of the graduate courses published alongside; supervision notes stay in the private half of the vault.