projects

A cognitive-mapping platform that builds a personal knowledge graph and gives you thought-pattern analyses from frictionless capture — voice recordings to gmail scraping.

I founded the team, built the brand identity and website, wrote the manifesto, directed all marketing, and led the clinical work — grounded in memory-reconstruction research in mood disorders.

Collected EEG data and administered a self-built 40-question N-back working-memory battery, comparing exercise against short-form video consumption.

Ran the statistical analysis on both the neural and the behavioral outcomes, tracking how working memory shifted across the two conditions.

Ran biweekly meetings for 60+ members alongside Professors Ruslan Rust and Charisse Winston.

Built the site, blog, and YouTube channel; organized 31 capstone projects and a webinar; brokered a partnership with Consensus AI.

Built a computational model of the mBDNF/proBDNF regulatory pathway using ordinary differential equations, Hill functions, and a deep graph neural network to model neuronal survival.

Also built a brain–computer interface from a commercial EEG rig and Arduino, accepted as a late-breaking abstract at the Society for Neuroscience conference in San Diego.