Michael John Noamesi

A mock operating system that runs in the browser — a kernel, a window manager, a shell with thirty-two commands, and seven apps. You can boot it from here.

A pull-based task queue for particle physics analysis. I gave it TLS, a way to return results, and a coffea executor, then ran a CMS(CMS Open Data ttbar) analysis on it.

A VS Code extension that explains your selected code four different ways, backed by Gemini. Three days, three people, and won the First Hack Category at YCP Hacks 2025.

A Python CLI for walking directory trees that are too large or too broken for the usual tools — symlink loops, permission errors, dead links — with an interactive terminal UI.

A wearable gyroscope module that turns hand tilt into drive commands for a small vehicle, sent over Bluetooth.

A summary of my Fermilab internship, not a paper. Three ways of turning a particle's ionization into a mass, tried on a simulated heavy gluino.

IRIS-HEP Fellows Final Presentations

Coffea integration and validation of hq on the Analysis Grand Challenge — the closing talk of my IRIS-HEP fellowship.

APS Mid-Atlantic Section Meeting · Penn State Harrisburg, Middletown PA

A poster on the Fermilab dE/dx work, presented at the APS Mid-Atlantic Section meeting at Penn State Harrisburg.

USCMS Undergraduate Summer Internship 2025 · Fermilab, Batavia IL

The closing talk of my US-CMS summer internship at Fermilab, on sharpening the ionization estimate that a heavy particle's mass is reconstructed from.