I try to be well-rounded in my interests.
I'm currently a 6th semester undergraduate at the Pennsylvania State University, majoring in Engineering Science with a minor in Nanotechnology.
My background is in low-level programming, operating systems, Webassembly, and compilers, among other things, but I love to explore new technologies that are pushing the frontier
of what's possible.
Here are some things I've worked on:
- I'm currently looking into building an open-source
AFM
.
- The original webassembly runtime used by wasmer.io.
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The Nebulet operating system and kernel.
- Nebulet was an experimental operating system and kernel that ran webassembly in kernel mode to reduce system call overhead.
I also have a lab notebook to keep track of my various projects.
Ongoing Projects
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Atomic Force Microscope
I'm in the early stages of designing an inexpensive atomic force microscope that can be built using common hobbyist tools.
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Ligeia
A replacement for gtkwave, written in Rust with high-performance and larger-than-memory traces in mind.
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