science·24 Jun 2026
Fascination with proteins
The moment I first saw a protein on a screen and could play with it i was hooked. And so, this is why proteins have kept me occupied ever since.
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personal·23 Jun 2026
The fear of putting things out
Publishing software, writing posts, posting on LinkedIn — why does it feel so exposing, and does that feeling ever go away?
startup·22 Jun 2026
On sharing your story with other founders
Nucleate invited me twice to talk about building inseit. The PhD Coalition did the same. An honest account of what that kind of exchange actually gives you.
personal·21 Jun 2026
Figuring it out
A genuine introduction — where I'm from, how I got here, and an honest account of a path that was never particularly planned.
science·20 Jun 2026
AI as translator: from scientific idea to web application
CapiPy was a Tkinter GUI written by a chemist. CapiPy-web was its attempt at becoming something anyone could use. What AI tools change about that kind of translation.
science·19 Jun 2026
When the tool you need doesn't exist, build it
CapiPy started as a frustrated postdoc's answer to a gap in bioinformatics tooling. It ended up published in Bioinformatics and pointing toward a startup.
science·18 Jun 2026
What is enzyme immobilization?
Enzymes are nature's perfect catalysts. So why are they so hard to use at industrial scale — and what does immobilization have to do with it?