I have taken part in a number of open-source software projects of my own and in collaboration with others, released under the GPL and other accessible licences.
Academic software
These open-source software projects primarily relate to the numerical solution of PDEs using finite difference or high-order finite element methods.
- Nektar++ – Open-source spectral/hp element framework.
- HEART: High-density Electrogram Analysis and Review Tool – A tool for analysing electroanatomic mapping data.
- DimSplit – A multi-dimensional solver for Partial Differential Equations written in C++
- MeshGen – A mesh generator for use with the spectral element solver Semtex.
Radio software
While at the University of Warwick, I was a member of the student radio station RaW 1251am. During this time I worked on a number of open-source software projects.