Namuroh나무로

Work I love, things I make, and a life still growing.

나무로 · shaped by what it weathered
A Korean Bunjae-style pine tree growing from a cliff face

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Namuroh comes from the Korean namu (나무), meaning tree, and -ro (로), a particle suggesting direction — toward, through, becoming. It’s a name for a way of working: rooted in hard ground, shaped by what it weathered, always reaching.

This site is a window into my life — the research, the teaching, the mentorship, and everything in between. A place to think out loud, share what’s being learned, and keep track of the branches as they grow.

Research

Computational Cognitive Science

Practice

Teaching & Mentorship

01

The Roots

Identity, heritage, and the ground everything grows from. The parts that don’t change when the wind shifts.

02

The Trunk

Philosophy, values, and the things that stay constant even as everything else branches out.

03

The Canopy

Active projects and experiments. Code, writing, things in progress — the work that’s happening now.

04

The Leaves

Notes, reflections, small thoughts. They fall, they accumulate, and they feed what comes next.

What’s coming

Search across everything

Full-text and semantic search over notes, posts, and projects.

Project pages

Dedicated write-ups for ongoing and past work.

Korean-American. The name is a small way of honoring that.

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