Research
In Action
Research is about pushing the boundaries of what we know. A look at the questions I’m exploring to better understand the intelligent systems and natural models shaping our future.
Evaluating LLMs for Automated Measurement
LLM Evaluation · NLP · Research Engineering
Working alongside Brian Yim and Dr. J. Christopher Muran, I investigated whether large language models can reliably score psychotherapy transcripts using the Experiencing Scale (EXP). We benchmarked six models total: Claude, GPT-5.4, and Gemini in the cloud, alongside Llama 3.1, Gemma 3, and Mistral running locally on private Google Cloud GPU infrastructure. I engineered the privacy-preserving de-identification pipeline (Safe Harbor 18 identifiers via Microsoft Presidio and spaCy), solved enterprise zero-trust networking (IAP tunneling, Spot GPUs, Cloud NAT), built a fault-tolerant Python scoring pipeline executing 825 model runs with zero data loss through VM preemption, and analyzed the empirical factors (emotional peak sensitivity and score variance restriction) influencing inter-rater reliability.
Computational Origins of Biological Energy
AI × Computational Biology
Under Dr. Brian Stockman's mentorship, I'm investigating how the first electron transfer proteins emerged at the origin of life — exploring whether small peptides built from only the 10 prebiotic amino acids could fold into functional structures capable of transferring biological energy. In this research, I leverage AI, machine learning, and computer science using tools like AlphaFold, Rosetta (Baker Lab), MadraX, and custom Python code to model, simulate, and analyze prebiotic structural space.
Untitled Research in ML for now
Machine Learning · Artificial Intelligence
A new machine learning research project starting soon. Further details, theoretical framework, experimental benchmarks, and preliminary findings will be shown here as the investigation gets underway.
This Is Just
the Beginning
As these projects develop, I'll share findings, insights, and everything I learn along the way. If you're working on something similar or want to collaborate, I'd love to hear from you.