A surgeon. Doing research. Building tools.

I've done pediatric and plastic surgery at Vinmec Central Park since 2021. Most of my week is the operating room, the clinic, and patient records. The rest — evenings, weekends — is writing, reading the literature, and building tools to make my own research less tangled.

Research under clinical conditions in Vietnam isn't the same as research with a statistics team, dedicated funding, and a full library. I started writing small tools — checking citations, reconciling metadata, summarizing trials — because I needed them for the week's work. Some of them gradually became shared products at aiforacademic.world.

“AI assists thinking — it doesn't replace the researcher who is accountable.”

Every tool here assumes the user reads, cross-checks, and signs their own name under the result.

This site is where I keep that trail: published papers, drafts in progress, method notes, and a few courses drawn from the steps I once stumbled on.

“Say exactly what you know, and what you don't.”

A professional habit taken from the operating room, applied unchanged to research.