hub & spoke: how i structure essays
a working method for organizing arguments — one core claim, radiating evidence
language · cognition · technology — corpus linguistics, AI apps, and games from eastern finland
book censorship, jesuit surveillance pipelines, and print regulation networks in the early modern holy roman empire (1500–1800)
pragmatic functions of taboo language across strong- and weak-tie online communities — afinla 2026 pilot study
a live, in-browser concordancer over literary corpora — try it right here, no install
a modern, web-based AntConc — concordance, collocations, keyness, and speaker analysis over any transcript corpus
a modern, web-based ELAN — time-aligned tiered annotation for speech, with waveform, playback, and lossless .eaf export
browser games on itch.io — from hacking a simulation in real python to bun-bun's corporate platformer
an AI toolkit for lecturers — turn a dense academic text into a multilingual lesson kit: a cognitive glossary, a plain-language rewrite, and translanguaging support. built at sohjo hacks with uef's pluri & kateko projects.
live demo coming soon
a working method for organizing arguments — one core claim, radiating evidence
what taboo language does in tight-knit communities that it can't do among strangers
why my bachelor's thesis grew an interactive explorer on the side
i study english and culture at the university of eastern finland, working where language, cognition, and technology meet — cognitive linguistics, digital humanities, nlp, sentiment analysis, metaphor research, and cross-cultural discourse. i apply computational tools to understand communication, meaning, and culture, and build apps and games along the way.
class of 2026 · minors in japanese, data science, and computer science · open to research and creative-technology collaborations.