Some projects that I've worked on when I had some free time, some of these were started during my studies at UCL, and some before then.
Ngrok LAN is a Minecraft mod using the Fabric and Quilt mod loaders, that allow users to share their singleplayer worlds with the click of a button. This mod was developed during the pandemic lockdowns as a way to connect people, friends, and communities in a time where face-to-face interactions were not possible. It is written in Java using the Gradle build tools with over 3k LoC, and has gained over 30 stars on GitHub and 15,000+ downloads across different platforms.
My research interests include computational social science, systems design, and market microstructures. During my tenure as a summer researcher at the Department of Computer Science at University College London, under the supervision of Prof Licia Capra, I produced a comprehensive report on the study of Border Theory via computational methods. This research topic involved scraping Reddit data and analysing the sentiment of the comments and posts to determine the impact of the deterioration of work/life boundaries before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic.