Reasons for the name LiSPM

My name is Ulisses. My mom calls me Li.
The single syllable sounds great like the “i” in “iPhone”, or the “mi.com”, or Pi, or Phi, or G.
Li is the chemical symbol of lithium, which is used in remarkably widespread electronics.
“Li” like a little version of “lil”, which means “little”. It’s a little microscope.
“Li” like a lightweight version of “lightweight”. It’s a lightweight microscope.
LiSTM is written similar to LispM (Lisp Machine) which is a cool, remarkably technical idea.
“Li” in Portuguese means read in the past tense. I read a lot to make it possible.
It’s a short name, which saves time. And time is money.
It sounds like 𝘓𝘦 𝘚𝘗𝘔. It’s good to be The STM.
It sounds like LiDAR, which is a cool technology, related to the TDC used in the AFM mode.
In LiDAR, Li stands for light. This is a lightweight microscope.

Searching “li meaning chinese” the results include:

As a Surname (李 - Lǐ): The most common Chinese surname, meaning “plum”. Sounds cool to me like “Apple”.
As a Female Given Name (丽 or 麗 - Lì): Means “beautiful,” “pretty,” or “charming”. I want the microscope to be pretty too.
As a Philosophical Concept (理 - Lǐ): Refers to “reason,” “logic,” or the “organizing principles” of the universe (Neo-Confucianism).
Measurement (厘 - lí): Refers to small traditional units: 1/1000 of a chi (length) or 50 mg in mainland China (weight).
As “Strength” (力 - Lì): Means power, force, or strength.

Other common characters:

Beyond the associated meaning: