About
Hi, I'm Aaron, an Applied Mathematics student at Texas A&M University.
I spend most of my time thinking about brains and machines. Specifically, computational neuroscience and brain-inspired computing (NeuroAI), figuring out what the brain does well and whether we can steal any of those tricks for AI.
This started early for me. I was born with periventricular leukomalacia (PVL), a form of brain damage, and I've been curious about how the brain works ever since. That curiosity turned into math, the math turned into code, and now I build things at the intersection of both.