Jude Gomila

Total information dominance on cancer — an open, cited knowledge graph of oncology: every cancer, target, treatment, trial and company, one page each, with a plain-English summary first.

Automating the startup — building tools for founders to navigate their company journey.

Λ ≤ 0.1787854 — a new bound for the de Bruijn–Newman constant; the Riemann hypothesis holds exactly when Λ = 0. A computer-assisted proof in twelve interactive chapters.

A watch that keeps the sun's hours — day is always twelve hours and so is night, so the hours stretch and shrink with the seasons. Explore it in 3D: the dial, an exploded view, and the drive mechanism.

Kandinsky's Composition VIII taken apart — every shape vectorized into a graph you can lift off the canvas in 3D and read through lenses of form, colour, music and forces.

Interactive simulations of how the world works — biology, chemistry, physics — that you can run, poke, and learn from.

Terraform the Moon: seed engineered bacteria, grow an atmosphere, and guide life up an evolutionary tree.

A catalog of open-source medicine — therapeutics, devices, software, protocols, and data — every record cited and human-confirmed.

A real-time 3D simulator of the Space Force two-rail ball game — risk-optimal pulsed control of apparent uphill motion.

Searching for life in plasma: a physics-constrained, falsification-first hunt for hereditary plasma attractors — heredity, mutation, and selection in ionized matter.

An interactive explorable of self-replication and computational universality in one-dimensional cellular automata — can physics boot out of a string?

Toward a multimodal, patient-level foundation model for cancer — genomics, transcriptomics, imaging, and clinical data in one representation.