Hi, I'm Brice
I'm a Ph.D. student in Jeff Skolnick's lab, the Center for the Study of Systems Biology at Georgia Tech.
My research focuses on the study of intelligence in biological systems. How do brains encode and compose concepts? How does creativity work? How do brains leverage temporal encoding of neural signals? How are biological brains so energy efficient?
By answering these questions, I hope we can both build better artificial intelligences and better understand ourselves.
Selected Projects:
-
Valsci
- Open-source automated scientific literature review tool.
- Created for the CSSB to facilitate validation of predictions generated by bioinformatics models.
- Check out the accompanying publication in BMC Bioinformatics.
-
I Said, You Heard - Assessment
- An online temperament assessment created for Kind Words Are Cool, LLC.
- Built as a companion tool for the I Said This, You Heard That books.
-
Remi Journal (sadly now deprecated)
- Your personal AI biographer and companion.
- Hundreds of users and 4.8 stars on the App Store.
- A production-ready, scalable iOS app built with Flutter, Firebase, Google Cloud Platform, and various AI models.
-
CUDAGlycolysis
- A GPU-powered simulation of glycolysis at the nanometer and microsecond scale.
- Up to 100,000,000 molecules successfully simulated on an NVIDIA RTX 3070.
-
What That Langs (sadly now deprecated)
- A C++ loopback utility that can transcribe and translate any audio playing on your Windows machine.
- (Not currently maintained, but let me know if you want to use it and I can boot the server for you)
Additional publications: