My Projects
Here I have a gallery of some of the more interesting projects and studies I have accumulated over the years. I have always wanted to share everything that I do, so I created this website to display them.
Only the most notable projects representative of a theme of my interests are added here. Click to see them
All of these projects have been undertaken on my own, of my own initiative and conception, outside of my school and sport.
PingPongRobot
A robot to play table tennis. Fully designed, built, and programmed by me. Fully custom.
Projects
The Crawler
Often my projects can take on a very theoretical nature, and sometimes this abstraction can become a little much.
The Crawler: An exploration of pure hands-on mechanism and assembly.
Knots and Topology
Simple rules to complex structure. A short exploration into knot theory and structural emergence.
Astrophysics and simulation
A look outward into astrophysical simulation. An exploration into magnetohydrodynamics simulation using PHANTOM.
polarized-light Photomicroscopy
Crystals and microscopy.
Images are hosted under the Gallery page in the site header. All Images and work are original and crystals home-grown.
Brains and neuroimaging
An in-depth exploration of brain anatomy and the creation of highly anatomically accurate brain models from real patients.
Due to the way I constructed this website, there are unfortunately some remanent sections that the website builder does not allow me to delete, nor hide. These exist below.
I am working on resolving this issue. All important sections are above.
Knots and topology
Simple rules to complex structure. A short exploration into knot theory and structural emergence.
The Crawler
Often my projects can take on a very theoretical nature, and sometimes this abstraction can become a little much.
The Crawler: An exploration of pure hands-on mechanism and assembly.
Astrophysics and simulation
A look outward into astrophysical simulation. An exploration into magnetohydrodynamics simulation using PHANTOM.
Topography
We charter captains like to think of ourselves as a different breed, with a whole vocabulary of our own.
Milling and manufacture
What do you do with a big catch? Mount it? Eat it? Take a photo and throw it back? It all depends, I think, on why you fish in the first place.