I'm Brennan Lagasse, a computer and data scientist. Let's envision new ways to build a better future with innovative software.
Reach out: brennan.lagasse@yale.edu
ABOUT
I’m Brennan Lagasse, an innovator excited about how computer science, statistics, and math can be combined to create novel solutions to global problems. This drive has led me to create a wireless target system that gamifies soccer drills and develop the first scalable, open-source architecture for correcting errors on practical quantum computers. I am an undergraduate at Yale University where I am pursuing a double major in CS/Math and Statistics/Data Science. At Yale, I am involved with Undergraduate Quantum Computing, Society for Quantitative Research, and Computer Society. You can also find me hiking, playing tennis, or reading.
EXPERIENCE
June 2021 - August 2022
September 2020 - August 2022
PROJECTS
The first scalable and soon to be open source algorithm for correcting errors on quantum computers with non-trivial circuits in real time.
Soccer training system with light-up, sensitive targets used to gamify soccer drills and offer players immediate feedback. With twenty games and custom settings, players get highly personalized training. In use at A Step Ahead Soccer.
User interface that allows staff to select and run games with the and report player performance. The app wirelessly communicates with a Raspberry Pi that can control multiple boxes. In use at A Step Ahead Soccer.
Website that allows users to interact with inaccessible ancient coins using an interactive lighting feature and with information and translations dynamically sourced from WikiData. Developed with a team of students with input from professionals in computer science and the humanities.