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Projects

Projects are grouped by the capability they demonstrate: turning scientific questions into measurements, analyses, figures, interpretation, and reproducible outputs.

Selected work

Simplified experimental diagram showing a root and wet pad inside a humidity-controlled chamber with an external time-lapse camera.

Hydrotropism research workflow

Evidence-based project

Controlled experiments were translated into time-series measurements, R analysis, genetic interpretation, and documented limitations.

Read the case study

Manhattan plot showing association signals across 10 maize chromosomes.

Maize genetic-association analysis

Verified research work

Genotype quality control and GWAS/QTL-oriented analysis considered population structure, kinship, linkage disequilibrium, and candidate regions.

Review the research methods

Six-stage workflow connects a scientific question to experiment, structured data, R analysis, visualization and genetics, then interpretation and reproducible output.

Reproducible technical publishing

Demonstrated website workflow

A Quarto and Markdown workflow with Git review, link validation, accessible navigation, and controlled separation of private evidence from public claims.

Comparative research

Comparative root-response analysis

Verified research work

Controlled hydrotropism and gravitropism experiments involving maize, common bean, and additional plant species used image/video measurements and statistical analysis.

Hydrotropism Analyzer

Verified research system

An experimental system developed and applied for controlled, quantitative measurement of root hydrotropism. It is not presented as a commercial product or generally available instrument.

External demonstrations

External applications are listed separately from evidence-based projects because a working route does not establish scientific validation, ownership, reliability, or project outcomes.

Review external applications and their boundaries

Planned work will be labeled explicitly rather than presented as completed.