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Engineering, medicine, finance, and science: tools for every field
Professions and applied science simulations connect physical and mathematical models to the practical challenges faced in engineering, medicine, finance, and research careers. Each topic area provides interactive tools — structural stress analysis, pharmacokinetic dosing, option-pricing Monte Carlo, or molecular-dynamics drug docking — that reflect real workflows in professional practice rather than idealized textbook scenarios.
The collection is curated to span the quantitative reasoning needed across STEM professions: from civil-engineering load calculations to epidemiological modelling for public health, from signal-processing filters for electronics engineers to orbital mechanics for aerospace mission planners. Cybersecurity professionals can explore Diffie-Hellman key exchange and elliptic-curve cryptography; ecologists can run predator-prey and forest-fire models; architects can study fluid dynamics and crowd evacuation flow. These tools help practitioners revisit first principles interactively, assist engineers in rapid prototyping, and support educators teaching applied problem-solving in professional contexts.
Each simulation in this category is built with accuracy and interactivity in mind. The underlying mathematical models are the same ones used in academic research and professional engineering — Navier-Stokes fluid equations, SEIR epidemiological models, Black-Scholes option pricing, Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics — just made accessible through a web browser using WebGL and Canvas 2D. Changing parameters in real time and observing the results is one of the most effective ways to build intuition for complex scientific and engineering concepts. All 148 simulations are free, require no account, and run on any modern desktop browser.
Common questions about using these simulations
No. Every simulation runs entirely in your web browser using WebGL and Canvas 2D. Nothing to install or download — open the page and the simulation starts immediately.
Yes. The Engineer filter covers fluid dynamics (SPH), structural mechanics, signal processing filters, circuit simulations, thermodynamics, and more — all built with the same mathematical models used in professional practice.
The Biologist and Doctor filters include simulations of epidemics and disease spread (SIR / SEIR models), cardiac action potentials, blood flow (Poiseuille's law), drug diffusion with pharmacokinetics, and cellular automata models of growth.
Yes. The Cybersecurity filter includes an interactive Diffie-Hellman key exchange visualisation, Caesar and Vigenère cipher tools, elliptic-curve cryptography demos, and Bitcoin mining simulation — ideal for security courses and CTF preparation.
Yes — all simulations are designed to be educational and run without an account or login. They are widely used in university lectures, high-school science classes, and self-directed learning. Embed them via iframe or link directly.
All 148 simulations are completely free, require no account, and are open to everyone. They are funded by the project's mission to make interactive science education accessible to learners and professionals worldwide.
All simulations work on desktop browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari). Many work on mobile and tablets too, though some physics-heavy simulations benefit from the GPU performance of a desktop or laptop.
Yes. Each simulation page supports iframe embedding. Simply copy the simulation URL into an iframe tag. The simulations are used in university courses, online MOOCs, and school science labs worldwide.