We tested a timely scientific question: Does the brain (neocortex) fundamentally compute predictions (so-called predictive coding)? Specifically, do neurons signal every kind of surprise with *one* mechanism or *many*? We made use of open science (a free Allen Institute OpenScope dataset from a public archive).
What I built. Lazarus is an agent that takes a dead research repository that is open, cited, and no longer runnable, and turns it back into a callable…
Diffuse midline glioma is a paediatric brainstem cancer that is almost uniformly fatal: about ninety percent of children die within two years, and the first…
Hippocampus AI is the memory and reasoning engine for scientific discovery. Every experiment generates valuable knowledge, but that knowledge becomes…
I used Claude to train a protein language model that can generate an extremophilic version of any enzyme, maintaining its function, while allowing it to…
Many primates are sexually dichromatic — males and females are different colors. I wanted to know how that trait is built genetically, and how it evolved…
About Trialign is a patient-facing clinical trial matcher for oncology. A patient pastes a clinical note, uploads a record, or connects their EHR via SMART on…
