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Frameworks
My research journey has been deeply influenced by the open source ecosystem. Many of the computational frameworks, numerical libraries, educational resources, and scientific communities that shaped my understanding of computational mechanics were built and shared openly by researchers and developers around the world. Open source software gave me the opportunity to learn advanced scientific computing, experiment with large-scale simulations, and contribute back to the community through research, software development, and educational initiatives.
Alongside software, open course materials, technical blogs, conference talks, and YouTube channels played a major role in shaping the way I think about science and engineering. In this section, I share the tools, frameworks, platforms, and learning resources that influenced my research career and helped me grow as a computational scientist, developer, educator, and entrepreneur.