Credits

The site

Brain and heart geometry: BodyParts3D, © The Database Center for Life Science (CC BY-SA 2.1 Japan). BodyParts3D, license.

The brain and heart point clouds on this site were sampled from those meshes, so they are adaptations shared under the same license.

The city illustrations (Seoul, Mumbai, Delhi, Buffalo): made with AI.
The lily animation in the footer: made with AI.
Her portrait and photographs: her own.
The DNA helix and dopamine molecule (and the 404 page's helix): generated in code for this site.
The interlocking UB mark shown on her University at Buffalo entry: a registered trademark of the University at Buffalo, used only to identify her school.
The crest shown on her Goldcrest International School entry: the school's own emblem, used only to identify her school.
The tutor and the raised hands on her record: made with AI.
The pink ribbon on her project: [TK: its source (WHO or UNESCO?) and license].
The CogniFlow head, the ADE Risk Predictor medicine bottle and the BioSync Raspberry Pi board on her projects: [TK: source and license for each]. The EchoScribe microphone and notes: drawn in code for this site.
The objects on the About plates (film strip and reel, cup, waves and notes, globe, family and heart, racket and shuttle, book, treadmill, runner and dumbbells): modelled in code for this site in Blender.
The hands on the Contact page: Michelangelo, The Creation of Adam (detail), c. 1512, Sistine Chapel ceiling. Public domain.

Titles: Bodoni Moda (Owen Earl, Indestructible Type).
Text: Source Serif 4 (Frank Grießhammer, Adobe).
Hangul: Gowun Batang (Yanghee Ryu). Devanagari: Tiro Devanagari Hindi (Tiro Typeworks).
The DNA helix's letters: Spectral (Production Type).

Astro, three.js and anime.js, under the MIT License.
Messages sent from the Contact page are delivered by Web3Forms.
Used offline to prepare the portrait, not shipped with the site: Depth Anything V2 Small (Apache License 2.0) for its depth, and Apple's Vision framework to separate it from the background.