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The waggle dance
Bees dance in a figure-eight to tell others where flowers are. The dance angle relative to the sun gives the exact direction.
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About Me
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Perfect architecture
Hexagonal cells are the most efficient shape to store honey with minimal wax. Bees solved this math problem long before we did.
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Foraging
A forager visits 50 to 100 flowers per trip and travels up to 6 km from the hive. For 1 kg of honey: 4 million flowers visited.
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The laying queen
The queen can lay up to 2,000 eggs per day at peak season - roughly her own body weight in eggs daily.
Epidemiology & Public Health
I'm fascinated by how diseases spread, how populations behave, and how data can guide better health decisions. Epidemiology is where statistics meets real human impact.
Microbiology & the Invisible World
Bacteria, viruses, fungi - the microscopic world is endlessly complex and beautiful. My medical training gave me a deep appreciation for the organisms we can't see but that shape everything.
Biostatistics & Data Science
Numbers tell stories. I love building models, running analyses, and turning raw data into insights that actually matter - whether for a clinical trial or a web application.
Beekeeping 🐝
I've kept bees for years. A hive is a masterpiece of collective intelligence - 50,000 individuals acting as one organism. It's taught me more about systems design than any textbook.
Open Source & Knowledge Sharing
I believe in building in the open and sharing what I learn. Good tools should be accessible, and knowledge compounds when it's shared freely.
Nature & Biodiversity
Bees are indicators of ecosystem health. My time as a beekeeper made me deeply aware of biodiversity, pollination, and the fragile balance of natural systems.
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The winter cluster
At -20°C outside, bees huddle and beat their wings to keep 35°C at the heart of the hive. A living radiator.
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