This project aims to create arobust platform that converts object identifiers into bibtex entries compatible with LaTeX. It is a simple javascript implementation that takes a DOI and converts it to a bibtex entry reteived from either doi.org or crossref.org. It parses that entry for known errors and corrects for them so they work correctly with LaTeX.

Human engineered cardiac tissues have become incredibly advanced tools for modeling human myocardium, however, tracking systems to analyze these tissues lag behind. This project aims to improve the current state of cardiac tissue tracking systems by allowing for the tracking of multiple tissues simultaneously.

A manuscript for this project in currently in progress, upon publication all code will be released open-source along with detailed documentation on installation, use, and development of the software.

The Name:

This project is named Rianú, the Irish word for tracking.

This was a project carried out as part of the engineering coursework at Trinity College Dublin. We were tasked with designing a medical device using 3D printing technologies. The device we chose to design was a stent crimper that could be easily used on a lab bench or in the cath lab.

This project is still under developement.

3D Printable:

In support of making this as accessible as possible we designed the crimper so that it was fully 3D printable, if you can get access to a 3D printer then you can reliably crimp stents.

Universal Design Centered:

The design of this project was heavily focused around the 7 core principles of universal design. A Universal Design approach helps to ensure the final product is designed with all users in mind.

I have made websites for various reasons– a friend’s band, a bio design class, an art student’s portfolio, and of course this one. A full list of these can be found below.

For sites that need to be editable by users without any programming knowledge I use Hugo for design and deploy to netlify CMS. I also have experience with Bootstrap Studio and most of these sites rely heavily on bootstrap, although I am experimenting with other frameworks such as tailwindCSS and Bulma.

This website has been created from scratch using Hugo as a static site generator. The source code is available on gitlab and the custom theme sourgough-starter is available for use under the MIT license.

Decentralized Web:

I have been getting more interested in the decentralized internet. As a result this website is deployed to the ipfs and accessible via the following decentralized domains if you know how to use them.

Handshake: flrn/
Zilliqa: jackmurphy.zil

Sites:

Art Student Portfolio: site
Rianú Docs: site repo
doi3bib: site repo
Stent Crimper Design Project: site repo
DU Classical Society: site repo
Blueberry Rouge Band: site repo
Classical Student Portfolio: in progress