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Greg Hurst
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ABOUT ME:
Greg Hurst is a principal mathematician - human organ design at United Therapeutics corporation. He has used Wolfram technology heavily throughout his educational and professional career. He used the Wolfram Language to create novel algorithms for designing an artificial human lung that can be 3D printed using biocompatible materials such as collagen.
STAFF PICKS:
- Generating a periodic Voronoi mesh
- Extending Matt Parker's List: 4 Primes p where tan(p) > p
- A closed form expression for the area of the 'biggest little’ octagon and decagon
- Visualizing 3D images of fruits and vegetables
- [GiF] Periodic n-body systems: motion simulation
- Airplane propellers imaged with a rolling shutter
- Electrum Anatomy — a glowing metallic NFT
- [GIF] Distance to nearest confirmed US COVID-19 case
- Packing arbitrary shapes with WordCloud
- 3D Thinning algorithm in Wolfram Language
- 3D version of the built-in VoronoiDiagram
- Constructing 2D and 3D Jerusalem Cube Fractal
- [GIF] Voronoi visualization
- Beyond Four Corners, USA
- [GiF] Simulation of a Camshaft