Original research, academic projects, and collaborative initiatives — at the intersection of mycology, antimicrobial science, and open knowledge.
Science is most useful when it's shared clearly.
My research sits at the practical edge of microbiology — identifying organisms with industrial or clinical utility, and characterising what makes them effective. The work ranges from fungal bioprocessing to antifungal resistance, with a consistent thread: rigorous method, clear reporting, and work that can be built upon.
Alongside published and ongoing research, I contribute to open knowledge initiatives — most notably the Val's Handbook, a community-driven life sciences reference.
Research conducted independently and as part of academic coursework — this list grows as new work ships. See the product line for tools built end-to-end.
Whether it's co-authoring research or just a conversation about science — I'm always open to hearing from people who care about the same things.