Sincidium's metamorphosis from an idea to the winner of the 2023 University of Melbourne StartUp Competition isn't just the beginning of our story. It's a testament to second chances, to the audacity of youth and to refusing to accept defeat.

Join us on our journey as first-time founders as we develop our MVP for AI-based academic integrity startup Sincidium.

I'm sure my mum had several better, more pressing things to do with her time. And yet she chose to spend those hours with me, because she knew how crucial those hours would be.

There are unknown unknowns here. The worst AI risks are the ones we can’t anticipate. It's time to act responsibly and vigilantly to ensure our collective future.

This weekend, I found myself surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Soma Byron Bay, nestled among the company of exceptional young founders and change-makers.

Yesterday night, despite a health scare, my business partner Oliver Cucanic and I prepared for war, participating in the MedTech Actuator Origin Semi-Finals for our idea OncoSure.

Battles with cancer are often lost because of our healthcare system’s failure to catch the enemy before it’s too late. Many people want to get tested for cancer, but many of them aren’t comfortable going to the doctor to talk about their health until symptoms present. And, by the time they do, it’s often too late.

Over the past several months, I have been experimenting with artificial neural networks for protein family classification.

The following paper represents the culmination of this work: The Mechanics of ANNs for Protein Family Classification

Definitely a bucket list moment!

I was welcomed by TEDxUniMelb to give my very first TEDx Talk as a student speaker.