Projects
I was inspired by Scott Young's MIT challenge to self-teach MIT's 4-year computer science undergraduate course in 1 year. I'm attempting a similar challenge in physics. Why am I doing this? Firstly, I'm interested in physics - that in itself is enough of a reason. But I also want to become more interdisciplinary in what I learn. Physics is the backbone of all engineering fields, and since I'll be expanding my engineering horizons in the future, I want a solid foundation to understand underlying principles across engineering fields and push foundational breakthroughs in the future.
Topaz is an AI filtering Chrome extension for your social media. It lets you specify with natural language what you see on your feeds across 4 websites: YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Reddit. I built this in a team of 3 at Founders Inc offseason 2025. We got around 50 users before moving on from the project. We had some nifty algorithms that could do filtering on every webpage; however, we did not continue the project long enough to realize this. This was the startup I left to come back to college!
Built a prototype for a non-invasive BCI using EEG. It would detect whether you were focused or distracted while working. Achieved >85% accuracy training ML models on my data.
AI powered productivity app. Uses LLMs and scheduling algorithms to generate optimal schedules based on your previous work patterns.
Created a GAN that could upsample images from 96x96 to 192x192. I would've tried to do higher resolutions but I didn't have enough compute!