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[cv] Correct the claims Craig verified - #14
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Recursion: the agents are built on black-box frontier LLMs through inference-time programming; RL served explainable biology and reasoning across orthogonal data; the active learning bullet and skill go; the engineering lead bullet names 12 people at peak and the balance between rapid hypothesis testing and repeatable core capabilities. Brazma is marked as held alongside the Uhlmann post. PhD: the microscope was a homographically generated light sheet, bead tracking measured material properties of developing zebrafish, and flOPT estimates pose from fiducials and applies the exact transform. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JFVYogXC9MgS2EuFBvrZog
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🟢 Approval recommended
The factual corrections are consistently applied, with only one minor grammatical omission remaining.
Review effort: Balanced
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What changed in this PR
Updates the portfolio CV to reflect Craig’s verified corrections.
Changes:
- Clarifies Recursion responsibilities and removes active learning claims.
- Explains overlapping EMBL-EBI roles.
- Corrects PhD microscopy and flOPT descriptions.
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Applies verified corrections to experience, education, and skills. |
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| - Designed and built a **new light-sheet microscope**, and wrote the code that ran it. Automated acquisition, **bead tracking** for **homographic alignment** of the optics, and signal optimisation driven by the tracker. | ||
| - Wrote **flOPT**, a micrometre-scale tomographic reconstruction that recovers sample pose from tracked fiducial beads and back-projects each ray, so it stays robust to mechanical jitter and drift where the Radon transform breaks down. Published in *Scientific Reports*, open-source Python with OpenCV. | ||
| - Designed and built a **homographically generated light-sheet microscope**, and wrote the code that ran it; automated acquisition, signal optimisation, and **bead tracking** that measured the material properties of developing zebrafish. | ||
| - Wrote **flOPT**, micron-scale tomographic reconstruction that estimates the sample pose from fiducial beads and applies the exact transform, so it is robust to angular and mechanical drift where the Radon transform breaks down. Published in *Scientific Reports*, open-source Python with OpenCV. |
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Summary
Craig answered the claim-by-claim check on the live CV; this applies the answers.
Recursion
EMBL-EBI
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