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Eurasia in data. Archives in code.
Digital Humanities · Investigations · Trade
How nations define themselves in the post-Soviet space. My BPhil thesis examined Bashkir nationalists negotiating with Bolsheviks in 1917-1920.
Energy sector investment, sanctions policy, and commerce between the US, Europe, and Eurasian states.
Digitizing Soviet census tables using vision-language models and creating spatial datasets that track changing administrative boundaries over a century.
Python tools for geospatial analysis, NLP for Russian-language sources, and web applications that make research data accessible.
Full-stack platform for a Michigan native plant nursery. ML-powered species recommendations, geospatial growing zone matching, and a GIS atlas with terrain, soils, hydrology, and 3D visualizations.
Corpus of digitized Soviet census volumes (1897–1989) built for diachronic analysis of ethnic classification and census methodology. Uses a VLM pipeline to extract text from ~100GB of scanned archival material. Tracks shifts in taxonomic categories (like народность to национальность) and changes in the словари национальностей across census years.
Demographic study of Tatarstan: population trends, ethnic composition, and health indicators from Russian statistical data.
Analysis of American diplomat Eugene Schuyler's observations and diplomatic activities in Russian Turkestan during the late 19th century.
Interested in Eurasia, investigations, trade, or digital humanities? I'm always glad to connect with researchers, analysts, investors, and potential collaborators. Starting Summer 2026, I'm also available for full-time roles.