BioGemma fine-tuning experiment
Fine-tuned LoRA adapters on Gemma 4 E2B for biology Q&A and documented an honest negative result.
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Fine-tuned LoRA adapters on Gemma 4 E2B for biology Q&A and documented an honest negative result.
Shipped Atlas V3 — 63 FastAPI routes and 95 offline tests covering memory, routing, permission gates, workflows, and OS safety.
Shipped the WebLLM Chrome extension, built the Protein Sequence Transformer, and began metabolic control analysis research mentored by Prof. Herbert Sauro at UW.
Built a Tellurium kinetic model of the RhlR/RhlI quorum sensing pathway in P. aeruginosa and published the analysis on Cells and Civics.
Won Best Delegate at King County Model United Nations.
Qualified for the ACSL All Star Finals, competing in Junior 3.
Published AlphaFold2 structural predictions for the LasR LBD–QslA complex and the Babesia bovis HAP2 protein on Cells and Civics.
Advanced to USACO Gold Division as a freshman, after perfect scores in Bronze and Silver.
Qualified for the State Leadership Conference with Health Occupations Students of America.
Launched this site — a dated register of everything I work on.
Founded Cells and Civics to publish computational biology research, and started freelance web development for nonprofits.
Started Jarvis, a Python/PowerShell LLM-driven OS automation prototype — the project that would later grow into Atlas.
Received a Commendation, placing in the top 16% of global applicants.
Started as a freshman at Eastlake High School in Sammamish, WA (Class of 2029).
Built a benign/malignant breast cancer image classifier in PyTorch, with an augmentation pipeline, CrossEntropyLoss, and the Adam optimizer.
Earned High Distinction at Harvard's AI Bootcamp, the summer before starting high school.