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- researching and building solutions with the fundamental components of biological and computer systems through olfaction, memory, language, and synesthesia
- neuroscience and mathematics of design and its language (across all senses)
- unconventional methods of improving vision, hearing, and touch
- interested in learning why unconventional dietary lifestyles seem to improve health, as well as why it does or does not scale in the population throughout time
- building community of interdisciplinary talent through polyMath and cognitiveHackathon
- building on my idea that art is a cognitive science

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- to be announced

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- working on AI for healthcare and radiology
- data scientist @ mass general brigham
- interested in how to understand reality better through metascience and proper allocations of funding
- community organizer for interdisciplinary AI, longevity, and physics events across Massachusetts

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- interested in understanding cognition and perception through mathematics, similar to the Free Energy Principle
- currently building a project on how different languages interpret math concepts
- my most unconventional idea is that everything is agentic. this seems to be common at ekkolapto!

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‍- i’m a physicist who is primarily interested in classical vacuum General Relativity(GR) and Complex Systems. In 2023, I discovered a new class of structures in GR which I call dimensional collapsars. my research suggests that our universe is itself a dimensional collapsar in a higher dimensional universe. my research into these structures and KKT suggests that they can explain what dark energy, dark matter, and the universe’s inflationary epoch

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- interest in quantum mechanics (mainly string theory), general relativity, and nuclear physics
- winner of ekkolapto's august cognitiveHackathon for "The Application of the Free Energy Principle on Cold Fusion with Bose-Einstein Condensates at Temperatures Approaching Absolute-Zero"

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- understanding how math as a formal system maps onto reality through metamathematics
- i think philosophy is undervalued and if given the chance, philosophers are able to connect dots many others miss due to highly specialized training in their fields
- currently trying to understand tautochrone curves

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- won 3rd place for best demo during ekkolapto's august cognitiveHackathon
- i'm a dual-enrolled high school student at FAU's Wilkes Honors College, majoring in Data Analytics
- graduating with both my high school diploma and bachelor’s degree in 2025. my work focuses on AI, machine learning, and bioinformatics, with a current project exploring gene expression. i'm passionate about using technology to solve complex challenges and drive innovation across various fields. recently, i’ve been exploring unconventional ideas like applying artificial immune systems (AIS) to enhance data security and adapt to evolving threats, reflecting my commitment to pioneering new approaches in STEM

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- awarded ekkolapto's polyMath Fellowship to build my BCI
- aspiring biomedical engineering PhD student
- i'm passionate about exploring novel methods of communication using various neural signal processing techniques, as well as computational cognitive neurophysiology
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- developing new ways of treating prosopagnosia through neurophysics
- considered studying law but consciousness was more stimulating for me

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- creating new ways of using 3d-printers for design and art
‍- running experiments on how artistic experiences and their respective design modify cognitive systems, particularly humans and AI
- i am STEM oriented but place significant value on great design as a driver of functional innovation and human agency

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- president of the Children's Board for the Sindhi Association of Florida
- organizer of ekkolapto's hackathons and conferences throughout the USA‍
- my current project revolves around understanding currency dynamics through complexity science

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- econ @ UChicago
‍- modeling financial markets as a complex system
- organizer of ekkolapto's hackathons and conferences throughout the USA‍

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- interested in understanding cellular replication and respiration through a math and physics perspective
- one of my controversial thoughts? ray peat was insightful but did not have the right training to tie everything together, yet his incorporation of philosophy into health and nutrition was a large inspiration for me

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- univalent foundations of mathematics
- dissolving mind body dualism