The Atomistic Simulation Group headed by Professor Robin Grimes is based in the Department of Materials at Imperial College London. We use various simulation techniques to predict the atomic scale mechanisms and processes underpinning material properties in order to improve the understanding and design of new materials. That was used to study the behaviour of mixed actinide oxide systems.

I am a software developer with a Ph. I am pasionate about math, science, and technology learning, researching, and applying them to solve difficult problems with valuable outcomes. New job, new city. I am now a Big Data Engineer at Apple. Back at it with Project Euler.

Department of Materials Science and NanoEngineering. Graphene grows stronger against the wind. Rice, Oak Ridge National Laboratory technique grows pristine foot-long graphene. Is there a way to make big sheets of pristine graphene or other two-dimensional materials? The answer is blowing in the wind. The researchers reported in Nature Materials.

This page is currently undergoing major changes. Click around, but note that many links are deactivated. Python, Lasers, and Satellites. A Wordclock Developed in Arduino. Machining a Host for a 445nm Laser. Building an ATmega Driven Barn Door Tracker to Capture the Heavens. My PhD Work in a Nutshell. Complete Automation and Control of a Vivarium with the RasperryPi. A DIY Cloud Chamber for Visualizing Cosmic Rays and Other High Energy Particles.

Dedicated to open source high performance scientific computing in fluid mechanics and particle science. A project by CFDEMresearch GmbH. Open source, Science and Commerical Interests. Project Leaders and Core developers. Mesh import and moving mesh. Stress analysis and Wear prediction.

Developing for the reMarkable tablet. I got my reMarkable tablet last week, and it is great for drawing and taking notes! It almost feels like writing on paper, and I like the fact that it is a device for just that purpose. It has no web-browser, e-mail client or anything that can distract me from my work, which I find refreshing. My first post on the Qt blog about CPU usage improvements.