My Projects
Portfolio Wesbite #2 Django! - Dec. 8, 2024, 3:24 p.m.
This is the second iteration of my portfolio website and is actually the website you're on right now! I've wanted to learn a big web framework for ages, and with a background in Python, Django seemed like the natural choice. I've been able to implement lots of features I previously wouldn't have known how to do, such as a contact form that sends emails directly to my phone and the …
- Technologies Used: Python, JavaScript, Django, PostgreSQL, Azure, HTML, CSS
- Project Type: Web Development, DevOps, UI/UX Design, Cloud Computing
Mandelbrot Visualisation - Oct. 3, 2024, 3:23 p.m.
This project visualises the Mandelbrot set using Python and Matplotlib. The Mandelbrot set consists of complex numbers for which the iterated sequence z_(n+1) = z^2_n + c remains bounded when starting from z_0 = 0. The boundary of the Mandelbrot set exhibits fractal geometry, with self-similarity and infinite complexity. This visualisation allows for adjustable iteration depth, controlling the number of times each point in the complex plane is iterated. Points …
- Technologies Used: Python
- Project Type: Data Visualization, Mathematical Modelling
First Website (portfolio) - Sept. 14, 2024, 3:22 p.m.
This was the first website I ever made and my first introdcution to Web Development. It was the outcome of locking myself in a WeWork on a Sunday and tweaking over the next week or so as I became more familiar with the syntax of HTML and CSS. Looking back it is very basic but not bad for a first try I think.
- Technologies Used: JavaScript, HTML, CSS
- Project Type: Web Development, UI/UX Design
Bigravity Braneworlds - May 5, 2023, 3:20 p.m.
This project was for my Masters thesis, that I completed with my colleague Matt Barnes at the University of Nottingham. The Randall-Sundrum 1 braneworld scenario is a model proposed in 1999 that models our universe as a surface embedded within a higher dimensional space known as the bulk. The model provides a solution to the hierarchy problem, a long-standing question in physics that asks, why is the force of gravity …
- Technologies Used: LaTeX
- Project Type: Mathematical Modelling, Mathematical Physics