A growing collection of science education apps that distill what I've learned as a scientist, engineer, and teacher into intuitive visualizations and interactive experiences. Built for my students, these apps aren't just for reading—they're for playing, exploring, and discovering. Think of them as a collection of little science labs that fit in your pocket.
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I've always loved explaining how the world works. Building this collection of science apps has become a passion project because every app challenges me to distill what I know into the clearest explanations, the simplest visualizations, and the most intuitive interactive experiences I can create.
The problem I'm trying to solve is that science is too often presented as something to memorize rather than something to explore. I want these apps to be places where curiosity leads, understanding grows naturally, and people can experiment, play, and discover ideas for themselves—not just read about them.
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Played around with a couple of the simulations and the way you can tweak variables and watch the visualization respond makes the concepts really click. Solid work for any science classroom.
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the fact that these started as tools for actual students and then turned into something polished enough to share publicly is really cool, you can tell they were built by someone who actually teaches
Played around with a couple of the simulations and the way you can tweak variables and watch the visualization respond makes the concepts really click. Solid work for any science classroom.
the fact that these started as tools for actual students and then turned into something polished enough to share publicly is really cool, you can tell they were built by someone who actually teaches