Essays, projects, research, and stories on science, philosophy, and the human condition.
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For digitally underrepresented languages like Kurdish, collecting text is indispensable — yet data volume does not equal linguistic coverage. On volume, dialect, feedback loops, and why collection is never neutral.
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Why scientists and engineers cannot treat communication as external to their work — a case for making knowledge visible, accountable, and findable in the age of SEO and AEO.
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Digital archive for stories, memories, photographs, and oral histories connected to the Khasa River and Kirkuk communities.
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Returning scholar at BMSIS — interdisciplinary research in science communication, responsible AI, and public engagement.
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National Geographic Society & Nature Conservancy externship — fieldwork, GIS mapping, and local narratives on the Khasa River basin in Kirkuk.
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Student club connecting AUIS with Wikipedia, Wikidata, and Wikimedia Commons — representing Kurdish and Iraqi perspectives in open knowledge.
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Web platform for PopSci AI — hosting articles linked from Instagram reels via QR codes.
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ASES 2025 prototype — MPU6050 sensors, Arduino + ESP32, and cloud push alerts to detect P-waves seconds before shaking.
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Science communication platform — API integrations and creative problem-solving to make complex content easier to understand.
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Science, technology, and culture journalism for The AUIS Voice — Iraq's first independent English student newspaper.
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Science communication brand on Instagram — @zsintech — making research legible through reels, visuals, and linked long reads.
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Making science fun, accessible, and endlessly fascinating for everyone through captivating reels and content.
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A comparative analysis of ethical evolution through N.K. Jemisin's "Valedictorian" and George Orwell's "1984", examining how different environments shape human adaptation and values.
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Co-founded and lead the Cyberproject club at AUIS — project-based learning in cyberspace, digital literacy, and hands-on engineering.
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Examining philosophical perspectives on artificial consciousness through the debate between Douglas Hofstadter's "Strange Loop" theory and alternative frameworks for understanding AI sentience.
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The leading historiographical narrative of science history today is Thomas Kuhn's concept of paradigm shifts, where consecutive scientific revolutions replace the previous paradigm. However, it might be more accurate to view these successive paradigms as evolving theories rather than isolated phenomena.
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Co-founded Grey Area at AUIS — entrepreneurship and technology talks connecting students with builders and founders in Kurdistan.
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Exploring cultural attitudes toward mental health, forced gratitude, and the validation of personal struggles through lived experiences.
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Founded the writing club at AUIS to keep interest in writing, creativity, and literary culture alive on campus.
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Combating pandemic misinformation — early activism that pushed me from medicine toward tech and science communication.