Welcome to the new home of my academic work—a public archive for research, selected coursework, and the questions I’m carrying forward as a biology student.
I wanted one place where a finished paper could live beside the trail that produced it: the early question, the sources, the changed assumptions, the revisions, and the limits that remain. Learning is rarely a straight path, and this archive is not going to pretend otherwise.
What you’ll find here
The Research Den holds formal work and project overviews. The Furry Files gathers research about furry fandom, conventions, culture, safety, and public understanding. Coursework documents the academic foundation beneath the research, while Notes from the Pines keeps the shorter updates and reflections together.
What comes next
The archive will grow as the work is reviewed and prepared for public reading. Each item will say what it is, what stage it has reached, and what evidence supports it. If something is still developing, it will be labeled that way.
A clear research trail is more useful than a confident-looking shortcut.