Research software · applied ML · technical notes

Research software and applied machine-learning studies.

A compact record of projects, notebooks, screenshots, and notes. The emphasis is on what was built, what problem it addressed, and what evidence or artifact remains available to inspect.

Work

Projects

Two primary artifacts anchor the site: a research workspace and a notebook-based medical imaging study.

Research Platform · Ongoing

Refract

A research workspace for reading papers, saving evidence, comparing sources, and running analysis without losing the working context that connects those steps.

Problem

Research work often breaks across PDFs, notes, comparison tables, datasets, and analysis notebooks. Once those pieces separate, conclusions become difficult to trace back to source material.

Approach

Refract treats the session as the main object. Papers, saved passages, comparison outputs, uploaded files, and analysis runs all belong to the same working frame.

Output

A Next.js and FastAPI application with reader, compare, and statistics surfaces backed by persistent project/session state.

I designed and built the session model, reader flow, evidence storage, comparison surfaces, and analysis structure.

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reader workspace
Writing

Writing

Project notes and essays that explain decisions, constraints, and evaluation concerns in plain language.

Research systems

Designing a session-centered research workspace

Research software becomes more reliable when the context of reading, evidence, and analysis persists across the life of the work. Refract treats the session as that continuity layer.

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Working principles

Common thread

The projects differ in format, but they share a concern with traceability. Refract asks how research software can keep reading, evidence, comparison, and analysis from breaking into disconnected tools. The Alzheimer MRI study asks how a notebook can preserve the experimental sequence of a medical imaging workflow. The writing records the design and evaluation questions behind those artifacts.

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