Hello World!

I am Kishore Shenoy

Howdy, visitor. Let me tell you a bit about myself.

I love math, coding, design and art. I am a CSEComputational Science and Engineering doctoral student at Georgia Tech and an alumnus of IIT MadrasIndian Institute of Technology Madras. I believe there are two types of hobbies: withinparticipative and beyondperceptive the fourth wall. I spend my free time thinking of coding silly yet creative design problems as part of the former and love watching detective TV shows and The Office as a part of the latter. My favorite TV show is Psych (please watch it).

I primarily code using Julia (yes, my new bestie). I used to love python but not anymore. ReactJS is my go-to library for web development; I hate jQuery, we are not friends if you don't too. And, let's not forget my thorough joy with WebGL and shaders. You will see me try and force use the GPU for every single thing. I have worked on three creative coding projects to date and am currently ideating on a fourth one(yes, still) .

My research focuses on using a combination of biomimicry, manufacturing and computation, and is advised by Dr. Emily SandersGo to her website homed in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering. I am excited! Let me leave you with some afterthoughts as you finish this very discontinuous brief about myself.

How do shapes affect the function of buildings? What are our limits as engineers? Can Python play GeoGuessr? I like to explore such questions, questions that deal with computation and design. My skills in engineering and my creative outlook help me work on bridging design and engineering.