This website began as a small project to bring my research, portfolio, and personal notes into one place. I also wanted a practical excuse to get more comfortable with AI coding tools like Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini in my VS Code workflow.
A couple of years ago, building and maintaining a personal website felt like something beyond my reach. With the recent rise of “vibe coding,” that changed. This site is not meant to be a finished product from day one; it is something I plan to keep improving as I learn, write, and organize my work.
Lab Notes is where I will keep the parts of the process that do not usually fit into papers or polished project pages. That might include data issues, implementation details, small debugging notes, or rough ideas that may or may not become something later. I want this space to be a record of the work behind the work.