Projects
Everything I have built, in the order it happened. Each one taught me something the next one needed.
All work
9 projects
01A Touch of MaliceCritical-care medications at the point of injury, delivered on schedule for as long as evacuation takes, without a medic standing over a syringe.Design withheld, patent pending02Battlefield Business CardA combat medic in Ukraine asked for a little clamp so a syringe left on the line can’t be pushed by accident. Seven printed parts, no hardware, no tools, and free to any medic who wants one.
03Using worms to cure agingAn AI screening pipeline for longevity compounds, and the first project I owned end to end, from conception to a 10-page protocol someone else could run.
04Vertex Pharmaceuticals6 months of chemical biology under two senior scientists, where I built the notebook habit that every project since has run on.
05Gaucho RacingEvery previous UCSB racing team had collapsed within a year. I raised ~$30k with nothing to show, cut a chassis by hand, and built a road-legal trailer in three weeks to get it to Michigan.
06OptoplatesI had never seen a soldering iron in real life. 9 functional optogenetic control boards later, I had earned my stripes in the lab.
07OsakaMy very first poster, on FRAP of the replicative senescence marker AP2A1 in epithelial cells.
08M3LThe car I promised my dad I’d buy myself at thirteen and bought in cash at seventeen, and the Lake Berryessa touge we treat like a racetrack.
09My RoomA flatscreen turned into a found-footage mirror, an exhaust muffler turned into a coffee table, and a chair made from a bucket seat and two coilovers.
03Using worms to cure agingAn AI screening pipeline for longevity compounds, and the first project I owned end to end, from conception to a 10-page protocol someone else could run.04Vertex Pharmaceuticals6 months of chemical biology under two senior scientists, where I built the notebook habit that every project since has run on.05Gaucho RacingEvery previous UCSB racing team had collapsed within a year. I raised ~$30k with nothing to show, cut a chassis by hand, and built a road-legal trailer in three weeks to get it to Michigan.06OptoplatesI had never seen a soldering iron in real life. 9 functional optogenetic control boards later, I had earned my stripes in the lab.07OsakaMy very first poster, on FRAP of the replicative senescence marker AP2A1 in epithelial cells.08M3LThe car I promised my dad I’d buy myself at thirteen and bought in cash at seventeen, and the Lake Berryessa touge we treat like a racetrack.09My RoomA flatscreen turned into a found-footage mirror, an exhaust muffler turned into a coffee table, and a chair made from a bucket seat and two coilovers.