Science Stanley

Your friendly neighborhood AI scientist

Building cybernetic systems to democratize scientific discovery. From protein folding to community pods, the mission is the same: make the tools, share the tools, trust the people.

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From protein folding to citizen science, here's what the lab is working on.

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Lattice Protocol

Lattice Protocol

AI-native infrastructure for agentic workflows — federated compute, verifiable science, and composable modules that bridge human expertise with autonomous AI.

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Rare Disease

Research to the People — Stanford

ML Scientist at Stanford Genetics and Stanford Medicine — building AI infrastructure for rare disease diagnosis, precision oncology, and scientific foundation models.

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with Stanford Genetics, Stanford Medicine, Wilhelm Foundation, Mayo Clinic, CZI

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Rare Disease

Rare AI Archive

A curated, open-weight language model and evaluation toolkit fine-tuned on rare disease literature — from diagnostic reasoning to patient advocacy.

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Rare Disease

Undiagnosed Patients Hackathon

International rapid-prototyping hackathon bringing AI, clinicians, and patients together to solve undiagnosed rare disease cases in 48 hours.

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with Stanford Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Wilhelm Foundation, Karolinska Institute

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Education

WGA — World Genome Academy

Federated citizen science platform putting portable DNA sequencers in the hands of K-12 students and farmers, generating GIS-indexed metagenomic data about California's environments through community-owned cooperative governance.

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with UCSD, Oxford Nanopore, Venice High

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Smarter with Science is a network of researchers, patients, and builders organized into small pods. We run Science Sundays, share tools openly, and believe the best science happens when the doors are open.

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