Infocean
Data, AI & scientific engineering
Bringing ideas to light.
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Featured project
Brain network dynamics
Exploring predictive network dynamics in resting-state and visual-task fMRI, with an exploratory autism cohort comparison.
Featured project
Folio: Within the text. Beyond the page.
Explore a work through passages, themes, references and later research.
Featured project
Thoughtlines: An Interactive Atlas of Philosophy
A read-only graph explorer for following philosophical ideas across people, works, and time.
Featured reading
What unity had to contain
How can something be one and yet contain real distinctions? A seven-part reading traces changing answers to that question.
Explore the work
Applied work and independent research, with the methods and reasoning close at hand.
Build & explore
Projects
Applications, analyses, and visualizations built around a question. Explore the problem, approach, and result, with links to the work itself.
Read & reflect
Posts
Essays and worked examples that follow an idea beyond a first impression, connecting arguments to evidence and making the reasoning visible.
Collect & connect
Notes
Observations, useful references, and ideas still taking shape. A working notebook for connections that may grow into something larger.
From the notebook
What unity had to contain
How can something be one and yet contain real distinctions? A seven-part reading traces changing answers to that question.
A little about me
I’m Joshua Swearingen. My work spans scientific engineering, product development, applied AI, and business intelligence, drawing on a background in neuroscience, data science, and software development. I turn complex data and ideas into useful research tools, products, and insights—helping teams investigate difficult questions, make better decisions, and grow revenue.
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