AI in science

AI in science, from code to evidence

I explore deep learning, machine learning, and scientific computing through chemistry models, generative systems, and astronomical data. Each project connects the method to inspectable code and results.

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Compare molecular graphs and SMILES for chemistry AI through MolGAN and OLMo-7B, including how each representation changes the model pipeline.
Continued pre-training OLMo-7B on chemical SMILES, followed by MoleculeNet classification and regression tests with explicit evidence limits.
A documented Streamlit prototype for summarising legal documents and asking follow-up questions with Gemini.
Diffusion based text genrator
A practical guide to implementing MolGAN in PyTorch with a graph generator, R-GCN discriminator, reward network, WGAN training, and reinforcement learning.
Pain in setting up HEASOFT on my computer