[personal]
name = 'Will Kaiser'
preferred_languages = ['cpp', 'python']
favorite_book = 'Don Quixote'
[education]
school = 'University of Virginia'
major = 'Computer Science (BS)'
minor = 'Data Science'
[extra]
hobbies = ['woodworking', 'electronics', 'cooking', 'coding']
Me (pictured center) at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Note
Much of my recent work is private, so my GitHub may not reflect my latest projects
Diving deep into ISEF, the world's top science fair with competition data. Examining both historical trends and creating visualizations to help newcomers demystify this competition.
- A LinkedIn Article written to explain key findings and methodologies in a narrative form
- An Interactive t-SNE Visualization to help those new to science fair to explore project ideas
I rendered the 3D Mandelbulb fractal in a web browser using WebGPU, the successor to WebGL. This fascinating fractal is a perfect example of how infinite series can be used to create stunning visual art.