From August 2022 - May 2023, I worked as an intern at my college in a program called EduceLab. Its unique ecosystem of non-destructive instrumentation offers key scientific capabilities that are crucial to addressing the challenging variability of heritage science contexts (read more). 

When working there, I learned about how their systems scanned scrolls too old (or destroyed) to handle, the software and machines necessary to take these scans and the programs that had to be written for them to successfully unravel these scanned scrolls digitally.

Then, I focused on digital art, where I took the pictures and 3D scanned models of the scrolls and created posters based off them for EduceLab to promote the program, including the Vesuvius Challenge, a competition created by Nat Friedman, Daniel Gross, and Dr. Brent Seales (read more).