Hello! I am a computational biophysicist with experience in minimal method development, elastic rods, liquid-liquid phase separation, research software engineering and high-performance computing. Previous: FFEA Group at Leeds, Collepardo Lab at Cambridge. Current: computational scientist at the STFC. You can get in touch with me at [email protected]. While you're here, please take a look at my CV and LinkedIn profile!
I have been writing software for 12 years, mostly in C++ and Python. I’ve developed websites, games, graphical applications and simulation tools in a variety of languages. I also have wide-ranging experimence of Linux, research software engineering and high-performance computing.
A random walk (sometimes called 'the drunkard's walk' describes the motion of a particle that undergoes a series of random steps. But what happens if that particle is a quantum particle? This article presents a few interesting ways of visualising this motion, using Python and matplotlib.