Kato is a free and evolving alternative to the Momentum app. It replaces the default new tab page with a visually pleasing dashboard. It offers a clean and intuitive design, featuring a daily inspirational quote, a to-do list, and a weather widget. As a work in progress, it strives to continually improve and refine its features based on user feedback and evolving needs. Stay tuned for updates as Kato evolves into a robust productivity tool.

FAIRshare is an application created to help researchers submit datasets and other releated research data while complying with the relevant FAIR data standards. It uses a Vue 3 and Tailwind CSS based frontend within an Electron container to handle the user facing portion of the application. The backend is handled by a custom Flask instance that is shipped within the application. Google Analytics is used to track the usage of the application.

SODA is an Electron based application to help researchers of the NIH SPARC program comply with the rules for data sharing to the SPARC data portal. It used native html, js and css alongside a python based backend to achieve this goal. Google Analytics is used to track the usage of the application.

A Next.js website created for the FAIR Data Innovations Hub organization. This site uses Vercel serverless functions for contact forms with custom email responses. A custom markdown based blog has been integrated for news and updates. End-to-end testing is handled via Cypress.

The AI-READI organization is generating a flagship AI-ready and ethically-sourced dataset to support future AI-driven discoveries in diabetes. The AI-READI website is built with Next.js and is the main source of information about the project.

Since FAIRshare integrates with external data repositories, an external browser based authentication system was created to allow users to log into their data sources and archival platforms. This system is built with Next.js and uses a custom API to handle the authentication process. Custom protocols are used to handle communication between the browser and the FAIRshare Electron application.

A hackathon project that uses data from the SPARC portal to create graph-based visualizations about the reuse of data from SPARC experiments. A custom Flask backend is used to handle some minor data manipulation and machine learning features on the gathered data.

When stenting a diseased artery segment in a bifurcation or trifurcation, it is important to ensure diameters that will achieve optimal blood flow to prevent risks of restenosis. This calculator helps to determine the optimal diameter for a diseased segment knowing the diameters of the other two or three segments in a bifurcation or trifurcation, respectively.