Gabriel’s STEM Portfolio
Explore my interdisciplinary journey through quantum computing, AI, genomics, and software development — blending scientific curiosity with real-world applications.
About My Path
I’m currently a junior at Oregon State University’s Honors College pursuing dual Honors Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science (AI focus) and Biological Data Sciences (Computational Biology), with a minor in Music Performance. I was accepted into the prestigious INBRE and CTAHR summer research programs at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, where I conduct bioinformatics research in the Bingham Lab. My work spans from quantum software development to genomic analysis and AI integration.
Quantum Efficiency Engine (C-QuEE) — 2025
A custom benchmarking metric and software tool for evaluating quantum code efficiency compared to classical algorithms. Powering a public-facing sandbox hosted on a Dell PowerEdge lab.
Conotoxin Genomic Tools — 2025
AI-based classification and molecular weight prediction of conotoxins from Conus textile. Created as part of research under Dr. Bingham with integration of BLAST, PTMs, and disulfide modeling.
NeurQL: Quantum Learning Platform — 2025
Founder of NeurQL, an educational and experimental hub for students to simulate quantum code, benchmark results, and receive feedback — all through a sleek interface and server lab.
AI in Genomics – Publication — May 2025
Read my paper on AI’s impact on trust, medical outcomes, and quantum possibilities in genomics.
WeatherChimes (OPEnS Lab) — Summer 2025
Developed musical arpeggiation algorithms based on real-time environmental data under Dr. Chet Udell. Supports web-based musical outputs and environmental interpretation.
QuARC OSU – Student Quantum Club — Founded May 2025
Founded QuARC to give Oregon State students a hands-on quantum playground. Promotes research, builds tools, and connects students with the quantum computing frontier.