FSADB.org is named for the foundation I hope to build one day. For now, it serves as my personal research journal as I explore a more conceptual, long-term vision of Digital Biology and continue the development of the MEGA framework from outside traditional academia.
The term Digital Biology is already well-established in bioinformatics and computational biology. My usage is different more speculative, more foundational, and still evolving. For context on how I currently think about it, see:
What Is Digital Biology?
This site is organized as a public research workspace:
- Blog posts reflect my personal and professional path navigating research outside institutional structures.
- Research Log document experiments, early technical ideas, failures, and pivots as they unfold.
- Working papers are formal drafts released publicly during development.
- Technical Reports are published as independent FSADB technical reports.
What’s collected here isn’t a finished field — it’s the visible process of trying to grow one in public.