
01 / Public health
Town Rescue
I wanted the learning to keep going after a CPR workshop ended. So I built a world you can return to and practice in.
I’m Russell. I follow questions
from biology to code to community.
A biology question becomes an app.
A workshop becomes a community.
I want to see how far curiosity can go.
I’m curious about biology, the way things work, and the things we haven’t figured out yet.
I’m drawn to the leading edge of science and technology. For now, that means learning deeply, building things I wish existed, and making what I learn useful to someone else.
Meet the person behind the projects01 — BIOLOGYWhat’s happening
beneath the surface?
02 — BUILDINGCould I make this
easier to understand?
03 — LEADINGWho else could
we bring along?
I don’t want biology to stop at a textbook.
My independent research explores existing compounds through molecular dynamics simulations. It brings together the two things I keep coming back to: how life works, and what computing can help us see.
Someone should know what to do.
I want more people to be that someone.
I started Beatkeepers to bring CPR and AED awareness to high school students across Indonesia. Leading it has taught me that knowing something and helping someone learn it are two different skills.
Inside BeatkeepersWith Adiphraya, the focus is English learning for underserved communities. It’s another way I’m learning to show up: listen first, meet people where they are, and make room for a next step.
Meet AdiphrayaPreview photos from Beatkeepers Collective. Abhipraya’s own photographs will replace these.