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Welcome to rebelScience
Hi, I'm rebelCoder, and this is rebelScience—a project dedicated to making Bioinformatics, Machine Learning, and Programming accessible to everyone through open-source education.
My journey is driven by a passion for science and a belief that knowledge should be freely available to all. Join me as we explore the future of science together.
My Mission and Principles
My work is fundamentally driven by a deep interest in longevity, life extension, and understanding the mechanisms that govern living systems. This overarching goal shapes my research interests and is guided by several core principles:
Open-Source First
I am a strong advocate for Free and Open-Source Software (FOSS). Science and education should never be trapped behind paywalls or proprietary ecosystems. My goal is to build tools, educational resources, and communities that empower anyone to learn, create, and contribute.
Science-Based Nutrition
I advocate for an ethical, cruelty-free, plant-based approach to nutrition grounded in scientific evidence and critical thinking.
My Work and Research
As a bioinformatician, I primarily work with Python and Rust to develop computational models, educational resources, and open-source software.
My primary areas of interest include:
- Cell signaling and bioelectricity
- Morphogenesis, tissue regeneration, and organ regeneration
- Longevity and life-extension research
- Computational biology and bioinformatics
- Open-source scientific software
- Research emerging from Michael Levin's Lab at Tufts University (a major source of inspiration)
I document my learning journey and research through articles, videos, devlogs, and open-source projects.
What You'll Find Here
This website serves as the central hub for the rebelScience project.
You can expect to find:
- In-depth tutorials on bioinformatics, programming, and scientific computing
- Educational article series and learning pathways
- Videos and development logs accompanying projects and research
- Open-source software and code walkthroughs
- Reviews of books, courses, tools, and learning resources
- Community discussions and knowledge sharing
- Coming soon: Interactive bioinformatics tools that can be used directly from the website
Support the Project
If you find the material on this website, the forum, or my YouTube channel useful, please consider supporting the project.
Your support helps cover:
- Web hosting and infrastructure costs
- Community administration
- Development of open-source tools
- Creation of educational content
☕ One-Time Support
A one-time donation is a great way to support the project and help keep everything running.
🚀 Long-Term Support
For ongoing contributions, consider supporting the project through a subscription on the rebelScience Forum.
Subscribers help ensure the long-term sustainability of the project and receive benefits such as:
- Access to a dedicated community
- Direct support and discussions
- Exclusive projects and educational material
- Early access to selected content
See the Ways to Support page for more information.
My Promise
All core educational content produced by rebelScience will always remain freely accessible to everyone.
I believe science, education, and knowledge should be open.
Contact
For inquiries, collaborations, or questions, please reach out via email: