Paul Goldschmidt is a researching student in Stanford at the Schmiedmayer Lab, his work is focused on llm safety and making the My Heart Counts study scale efficiently. He has a background in mechanical engineering, does hardware hacking and smaller-scale projects at the intersection of hard- and software in his free time, some of which are written about in his Blog. A lot of Paul Goldschmidt's projects are made public on GitHub.

Beiträge bei Pi and More 12¼ (Online)

• Ein Plattformvergleich: Arduino, Raspberry Pi und (fast) alles dazwischen (Online-Vortrag)

Beiträge bei Pi and More 12½ (Universität Stuttgart)

• WordClock-Selbstbau anno 2020 (Vortrag)

Beiträge bei Pi and More 10½ (Universität Stuttgart)

• Raspberry Pi vs. Arduino: Die Vorteile und Nachteile der beiden Plattformen (Vortrag)