01 MEDICINE & MIND
How do we understand a person?
From cells and electrical signals to consciousness and experience, medicine draws me toward mechanisms—and reminds me to look across scales.
PERSONAL OBSERVATORY
Hello, I'm Carry Lewis.
I'm Carry Lewis, a medical student. I explore life through medicine and neuroscience, turn questions into working models through software, and reflect on limits, will and meaning through running, reading and faith.
01 / LINES OF INQUIRY
My interests cross disciplines. Questions connect them.
These are starting points—and places we might meet.
01 MEDICINE & MIND
From cells and electrical signals to consciousness and experience, medicine draws me toward mechanisms—and reminds me to look across scales.
02 TOOLS & JUDGMENT
Turning an idea into software makes an abstract mechanism tangible. Building is also how I test my understanding and discover its gaps.
03 PRACTICE & MEANING
Running, reading and reflection on Christianity lead me to other questions: what is worth believing, how do we face our limits, and what deserves a lasting commitment?
02 / SELECTED WORK
01 / COMPUTATIONAL MEDICINE
ECG Simulator
Connect cardiac conduction, 3D anatomy and the twelve-lead ECG. Explore how underlying mechanisms shape the signals we observe.
Interactive online simulation · In development
For learning and exploring mechanisms.
02 / AI & HUMAN JUDGMENT
Labwise
Labwise brings report text, rubrics and AI suggestions into one workspace, helping instructors check evidence and produce reviewable feedback.
Instructor pilot prototype · Runs locally
Screenshot uses a fictional test report; the prototype is not production-ready.03 / A NOTE TO BEGIN
Projects show what I do. Writing explores why.
How medicine, building, running and faith become different entry points into understanding the world.
Read the opening note04 / FURTHER EXPLORATION
The research, knowledge and experiments from the first edition remain here.
AN OPEN INVITATION
This is a collection of my work, questions and evolving perspectives. If a question here gives you pause too, I hope it becomes the beginning of a conversation.