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jensenlawrence/README.md

photo of the Olympic Mountains as seen from British Columbia, taken by me

Hello! I'm Jensen.

I'm a planetary science PhD student in the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences at MIT. I work in the Planet Formation Lab with Prof. Richard Teague, where we seek to understand how planetary systems form and evolve. Additionally, I'm interested in planetary surfaces and planetary atmospheres.

I believe that science should be open source and accessible, so I try to properly document all of my research-related codes and make them publicly available here on my GitHub. As well, I occasionally pursue side projects (coding is one of my favourite skills that I learned in undergrad), and I upload my project codes here too. Feel free to browse my repos and check out my work!

You can learn more about me on my website.

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  1. phys490 phys490 Public

    Final project for PHYS 490: Special Topics in Physics - Machine Learning in Physical Science (now PHYS 449)

    Python

  2. boussinesq-analysis boussinesq-analysis Public

    An analysis and post-processing suite for the spectral Boussinesq code used by Prof. Michael Waite's research group

    Python

  3. scalar-field-collapse scalar-field-collapse Public

    Simulations of spherically symmetric scalar field collapse in Einstein-aether theory and maximal slicing

    Fortran

  4. sefffal/PlanetOrbits.jl sefffal/PlanetOrbits.jl Public

    Tools for solving and displaying Keplerian orbits for exoplanets.

    Julia 32 2