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PERSONAL OBSERVATORY

Hello, I'm Carry Lewis.

Learning medicine. Building tools. Exploring what makes us human.

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.

Observe → Question → Understand → Build → ReflectA personal laboratory of ideas, always growing.

01 / LINES OF INQUIRY

The questions that connect my interests.

My interests cross disciplines. Questions connect them.
These are starting points—and places we might meet.

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.

MedicineNeuroscienceHuman experience

02 TOOLS & JUDGMENT

How does understanding become something useful?

Turning an idea into software makes an abstract mechanism tangible. Building is also how I test my understanding and discover its gaps.

Artificial intelligenceSoftwareKnowledge systems

03 PRACTICE & MEANING

How do we live with limits and uncertainty?

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?

Distance runningFaithPhilosophy

02 / SELECTED WORK

Turning questions into things to explore.

All work
ECG SIMULATOR / MECHANISM → SIGNAL
ConductionShared dipoleTwelve leads
Mechanism illustration · Not a live screenshot

01 / COMPUTATIONAL MEDICINE

ECG Simulator

Making the heart's electrical activity understandable.

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.
Labwise review workspace showing a fictional English growth report, evidence-linked AI feedback and document navigation.

02 / AI & HUMAN JUDGMENT

Labwise

AI to support understanding. Judgment stays with the teacher.

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

Leave a trace of an idea.

Projects show what I do. Writing explores why.

Opening note · Personal reflection ·

Building an observatory between questions

How medicine, building, running and faith become different entry points into understanding the world.

Read the opening note

04 / FURTHER EXPLORATION

Follow a thread further.

The research, knowledge and experiments from the first edition remain here.

AN OPEN INVITATION

Perhaps we're asking similar questions.

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.