Things I'm working through in public — about shipping in unfamiliar fields, reading peer-reviewed papers without a PhD, and what AI-assisted engineering actually changes about a founder's day.
A working analysis platform for brain-organoid MEA data — built solo, with AI-assisted engineering, and a deliberate citation chain. Here's what the schedule actually looked like, day by day, and where the model helped versus where it would have led me astray.
Read post →How a founder with no neuroscience background gets to a defensible analysis pipeline. The trick isn't pretending to be a scientist — it's curating method, not inventing it.
Read post →What running a content network for five years taught me about scientific tooling. Operating leverage transfers further than you'd think.
Read post →"Network Complexity Index" instead of "IQ". "Network irreducibility measure" instead of "consciousness". The shape of a name decides who trusts your tool.
Read post →A founder told me you can run two companies but not three. I'm running three across biocomputing, content, and education. Here's the operating system that makes it survivable.
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