Generative AI tools can now produce 3D heart models from a prompt. Each generated model is audited against a formal specification of measurable structural invariants. The pilot study was accepted for poster presentation at the Korean Society of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (KoSAIM) 2026 conference (Seoul, October 23).
An evaluation and verification lab for medicine.
BIO-ARCHITECTONIC studies how AI systems fail and how to check what they produce. The same verification discipline runs through its medical devices.
Measure where models fail. Verify what they make.
Each project starts from a question a clinician or researcher would ask, then builds the instrument that answers it: an evaluation harness, a measurement rig, an evidence trail. Public results come with their data, methods, and DOIs.
How the lab works · A one-person lab by design. I set the question, brainstorm, design the experiment, and run it. Custom agents work as lab partners, taking on tasks that range from back-and-forth working sessions to checking each step of an experiment. They also support the data analysis that becomes papers, and hardware design. Day-to-day work runs on the lab's own orchestration system.
MD candidate at St. George's University School of Medicine (Class of 2030), aiming for cardiothoracic surgery, and an academic leader there. BS in Neurobiology and Neuroscience from the University of Southern California (2024, magna cum laude, Renaissance Scholar, most outstanding student award in biology), with a first-author student paper from his undergraduate years (AJOSR, 2025).
Before medicine, an audio engineer trained in analog audio electronics and Python (Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, 2015 to 2017; University of Southern California, 2020 to 2021). That engineering now runs through his research and inventions in medicine. His audio signal-processing work became a cochlear implant patent, filed before medical school, granted in Korea in 2025 and pending in the US since 2026 (sole inventor).
Operational discipline from a Republic of Korea Air Force counter-terrorism unit (SDT): first place in the Weapons Skills category of the ROK Counter-Terrorism Tactical Competition (2019), and two challenge coins from the United States Air Force for operational skill (2018, 2023).