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Vivien Perrelle

Scientific Software Engineer — AI for Science

Building reliable software at the boundary between models, scientific data and experiments.

Models → Decisions → Experiments → Data → Verification → Next experiment ↺

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Which experiment should we run next?

Epibudget — Experimental design for protein engineering under limited laboratory budgets. I benchmark strategies for selecting which protein variants to measure when only a small fraction of the sequence space can be tested.

Protein engineering · Experimental design · ESM-2 · Evaluation

Can experimental data remain traceable and reproducible?

LabBridge — Provenance-first infrastructure for experimental science, turning scientific files into immutable source artifacts, versioned experiments, traceable transformations and independently verifiable packages.

Scientific data · Provenance · PostgreSQL · MinIO · Reliability

Can scientific outputs be verified?

LocusLab — Infrastructure for inspectable and reproducible scientific evidence workflows. Related: Scientific Claim Verification Engine — deterministic verification of scientific claims against their supporting evidence.

Scientific AI · Verification · Reproducibility · LLM evaluation

From lab to software

My interest in reliable scientific software started with physical systems.

I built BioWatch — a smartwatch prototype combining electrochemical biosensors, embedded electronics and software — and later worked on in-vitro testing of microneedle glucose-monitoring prototypes at PKvitality.

That experience shaped how I think about AI for Science: a useful model is only one part of a reliable scientific system.

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Experimental design · Scientific data provenance · Lab automation · Scientific agents · Closed-loop AI for science

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Epistasis Explained: Why the Best Protein Variant Is Not Always the Best Experiment August 13, 2026 · 12 min

Measure for Information, Not for Fitness: Designing Protein Experiments to Reveal Epistasis July 23, 2026 · 15 min

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I'm interested in engineering roles or freelance work building software close to scientific models, experimental systems and closed-loop biology/chemistry R&D workflows — particularly scientific platforms, reliability and lab automation.

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