Study & research
Completing my undergraduate studies in Health Science and building toward future work in biomedical research.
Health science student with a background in software engineering, interested in biomedical research, technology, teaching, and science communication.
I like understanding how things work, taking complicated ideas apart, and rebuilding them in a way that makes sense — whether the subject is human biology, a computer system, or a scientific paper.
My academic and professional background began in software engineering, but over time my curiosity pulled me toward health science and biomedical research. Today, much of what I do sits somewhere between science, technology, teaching, and communication.
I enjoy learning across disciplines and translating complicated ideas into something clearer and more useful. That can mean explaining biomedical research to a general audience, teaching a language, building a software project, or spending far too long tinkering with a computer simply because I want to know how it works.
A few different tracks, but all connected by the same habit: learning deeply, building things, and making difficult subjects easier to understand.
Completing my undergraduate studies in Health Science and building toward future work in biomedical research.
Explaining health and biomedical research clearly, with an emphasis on evidence, context, and avoiding hype.
Software, self-hosting, servers, networking, retro computing, and assorted technical experiments.
A research-based health science project focused on explaining medical and biomedical topics clearly for non-specialists.
An algorithm-free social platform built around chronological conversation, simplicity, and a more old-school social web.
My deliberately retro corner of the web — a home for old computers, old interfaces, nostalgia, and things that refuse to die.
Away from study and work, you'll usually find me cooking, lifting weights, tinkering with computers, reading about science or history, watching science fiction, or disappearing into a completely unnecessary technical rabbit hole.
Email is the simplest way to reach me.