System Overview
I am an IT Manager and Information Security Officer by day, and a dedicated independent researcher by night. My core passion lies at the intersection of Space, Science, Technology, and discovering new mathematical ideas to comprehend the theoretical physics humanity has yet to fully unravel.
Project Elyasia is my primary mission. I approach physics not just as a mathematical exercise, but as a hands-on engineering challenge. I bring the strict compliance and discipline of an ISO auditor into the laboratory, matching it with the mechanical grit required to build custom 3D-printing platforms like the Voron 2.4 and turn theoretical calculus into physical reality.
The AI Collaboration
I believe the best part of humanity is when we collaborate, teach, and learn together. The next major leap in scientific understanding will come from the seamless coupling of the human brain with Artificial Intelligence.
My work involves pushing AI beyond being a mere conversational engine. I am deeply invested in the future of AI—specifically enhancing it to include active, persistent thinking, continuous task monitoring, and eventual integration into physical robotics. Working alongside AI reasoning models allows me to iterate on complex non-linear magnetohydrodynamics at a pace previously impossible for an independent researcher.
Media & Telemetry
A heavy research load requires the right fuel. I am currently working my way through an extensive library of several hundred science and physics textbooks.
Access Full Reading ListWhen I am writing code, compiling SIF files, or wrenching on hardware, my environment is heavily influenced by the media I consume:
- AURAL TELEMETRY (MUSIC): Hans Zimmer, Jo Blankenburg, Twelve Titans Music, Two Steps From Hell, and Audiomachine. Epic cinematic scores drive the workflow.
- VISUAL DATABANKS (SCI-FI): Interstellar, Hackers, Dune, the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Game of Thrones.