Lattice Protocol
AI-native infrastructure for agentic workflows — federated compute, verifiable science, and composable modules that bridge human expertise with autonomous AI.
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.
Smarter with Science / Lattice Protocol
Latest journal entry — July 19, 2026
From protein folding to citizen science, here's what the lab is working on.
AI-native infrastructure for agentic workflows — federated compute, verifiable science, and composable modules that bridge human expertise with autonomous AI.
ML Scientist at Stanford Genetics and Stanford Medicine — building AI infrastructure for rare disease diagnosis, precision oncology, and scientific foundation models.
with Stanford Genetics, Stanford Medicine, Wilhelm Foundation, Mayo Clinic
A curated, open-weight language model and evaluation toolkit fine-tuned on rare disease literature — from diagnostic reasoning to patient advocacy.
International hackathon founded by the Wilhelm Foundation, where AI specialists, clinicians, and families work in 48-hour sprints to solve undiagnosed rare disease cases.
with Wilhelm Foundation, Karolinska Institute, Mayo Clinic
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.
with UCSD, Oxford Nanopore, Venice High
Before Lattice Protocol: a wall of dumpster-dived computers in a Palo Alto garage, quietly folding proteins for disease research. The instinct never changed.
You couldn't buy the chips yet — you wrote a grant for early access. Then a roomful of builders aimed the same tiny AI processor at wildly different problems.