AI lab notebook · 2026
Benchcraft
Write the note as you work and it keeps the record, updates the shelf and the freezer, and scores each outcome against the confidence you stated. Runs on your own Claude account.
Berkeley, CaliforniaPortfolio — 2026
Student, Researcher, Founder, Mountaineer
01 — About
I am fascinated by the human brain and eager to explore its intricacies and its connection to modern technology. I want to understand how we can use both today's technology and future discoveries about the brain to push innovation further.
I am actively seeking opportunities to collaborate on projects that merge neuroscience, biotechnology, and machine learning, and to contribute to innovative research that pushes the boundaries of our understanding of the brain and technology.
Outside of my professional life, I spend the majority of my time outdoors. Here are some places I have been in the past year: at the summit of Clouds Rest in Yosemite, at the summit of Smutwood Peak in the Canadian Rockies, under old-growth redwoods in the Santa Cruz Mountains, and on various forest service roads in my mud-covered 4th-gen 4Runner.
I believe my desire to explore both the natural world and the frontiers of technology stems from a deep curiosity about the systems that shape our world. I want not only to appreciate what previous generations have built and preserved for us, but also to help develop technologies that will sustain it for generations to come.
University of California, Berkeley
I came into Berkeley with an appetite to learn, and I hope to leave with an in-depth understanding of two kinds of intelligence: the brain, and the machines we are teaching to think. Neuroscience shows me how learning works in biology; computer science gives me the tools to build it, from the machine learning behind my research to the reinforcement learning environments and recursive self-improvement I am most excited about now. I want to make the most of my time at Berkeley by learning as much as possible where the two meet.
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My best ideas and conversations often happen hundreds of miles from my desk.
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Biology from two sides — teaching computers to read tissue images, and editing genes by hand at the bench.
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Organizations I've started or helped run — mostly about opening doors into science for other people.
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