Projects where code,
science, and old machines meet.
Explore computational chemistry tools, educational material, hardware builds, retro-computing work, and software experiments that stand on their own.
Project Themes
All projectsEducational codes and packages that help students learn electronic structure theory by doing and by example.
ExploreVisualization and design tools for molecular structures, heterogeneous catalysis surfaces, electron density, and scientific geometry.
ExplorePreservation, repair, documentation, and extensions for vintage computers, centered on the Philips P2000T but open to broader retro systems.
ExploreLecture notes, interactive notebooks, workshop exercises, and browser-based learning tools for computational science and programming.
ExploreSingle-board computers, EEPROM programmers, cartridge readers, ISA cards, keyboards, and small embedded systems.
ExploreCustom interpreters, assemblers, emulators, compact instruction sets, and utility programs built to explore how tools work.
ExploreThings I build, grouped into a map.
The goal is to make each theme approachable: a short motivation, a few representative projects, and links for readers who want to go deeper.