Software

I maintain a few pieces of open-source software.

VertexPrint is a program that converts meshes and graph embeddings into giant wireframe models. The models are comprised of 3d printed joint pieces and laser-cut edges that the user must assemble into the desired structure.

git: https://github.com/AgentElement/vertexprint

assembly-theory is a command line program and a rust/python library. It computes a graph-theoretic measure of molecular complexity called the assembly index. A paper can be found here

git: https://github.com/DaymudeLab/assembly-theory.

functional-supercollider is a very fast lambda calculus reduction machine, designed to reduce millions of lambda calculus expressions in parallel. I use it to run large genetic simulations on the Sol HPC cluster, to observe the behavior of lambda expressions if they are treated as organisms in a primodial soup.

git: https://github.com/AgentElement/functional-supercollider