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June 2025

  • A Firefox extension…

    This post is a bit different from what I usually share. Usually, I work with ecological data and AI, but I wanted to take a break and brush up on my JavaScript and web dev skills. So, I made a little browser extension to help with job hunting. Job searching can get messy fast — tons of tabs, job links everywhere, and trying to match your CV to each offer. It’s easy to lose track. That’s why I built this JobSeeker Companion: a simple Firefox extension that keeps your job search tidy and helps you spot which jobs fit your CV. No tracking, no fuss — just a handy tool to make things easier. 📋 1. Clipboard Helper Easily copy job offer URLs as you browse. No need to dig through your history later—your links are all stored in one place. 💾 2. Save Offers Like what you see? Save job descriptions directly from the browser and revisit them anytime. 🧠 3. Match Your CV Paste your CV into the extension once, then check how well it matches any job offer you’re viewing. The tool highlights missing…

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March 2025

  • Marine Macrofauna…

    In this project, I have developed a simple toy model that simulates cetacean (or macrofauna) movement patterns and combines two detection methods: hydrophones and marked individuals. The goal is to explore how these two detection techniques can work together to improve the monitoring and conservation of marine species. Project Overview The model simulates a population of cetaceans moving within a defined area, with hydrophones placed strategically to detect the cetaceans. Additionally, a subset of cetaceans are marked, and their movements are tracked separately. By combining both methods, I aim to assess how well each detection technique performs and how they can complement each other. The simulation generates interactive visualizations where you can explore the cetacean movement and detection data. The results include real-time plots of cetacean trajectories, density heatmaps, and the Mean Squared Error (MSE) between the actual and detected positions. Features Cetacean Movement…

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