Raffi Hotter

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I am currently a research fellow at the Cohen Lab (opens in a new tab) at Harvard and trying to learn as much physics as possible. My goal is to build magical brain computer interfaces for humanity. I'm most proud of the communities I helped build, like School 2.0 (opens in a new tab) — a 26-person group house in New Mexico. Marley (opens in a new tab) , Aayush (opens in a new tab) , and I recently started a group house (opens in a new tab) in Cambridge, MA — message me if you're in town and need a free place to stay or want to come for Sunday dinner! In the past, I studied math, computer science, and a touch of physics and neuroscience at McGill. I spent most of my summers in college trying to build a low-cost ultrasound-based brain scanner (opens in a new tab) , but recently put it on pause. In the past past, I loved taking part in science fairs and won 2nd place in Physics at ISEF. Twitter (opens in a new tab) · Curius (opens in a new tab) · GitHub (opens in a new tab) · rapha

My goal is to build magical brain computer interfaces for humanity. I'm most proud of the communities I helped build, like School 2.0 — a 26-person group house in New Mexico. I recently started a community house with some curious friends in San Francisco — message me if you're in town and need a free place to stay or want to come for Hot Cocoa! I previsouly built neurotech instrumentation in Adam Cohen's lab at Harvard and worked on neurotech at Google X. I studied math, computer science, and physics. You can check out what I'm currently reading online on my Curius bookshelf. Some…

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