A digital-art cross-section of a sleek wind tunnel test section, showing a highly detailed aerodynamic wing profile suspended in the center. Surrounding it, vividly colored CFD streamlines wrap and curl, transitioning smoothly from cool cyan at low velocity to intense orange and crimson at high-speed regions, revealing lift and drag behavior. The tunnel walls are rendered as smooth, dark metallic panels with subtle reflections, receding into soft darkness. Overhead, a cool, focused light source illuminates the wing’s polished surface, casting precise, technical shadows. The composition is a slightly elevated three-quarter view, giving depth and clarity to flow structures. The atmosphere is analytical yet visually dramatic, embodying advanced fluid mechanics research suitable for a dedicated CFD projects section.

About

I’m Harry, and I’m interested in how we make sense of complicated things. In mathematics and aerodynamics, that means building models, running experiments, and asking how much confidence a result deserves. In Latin and Greek, it means considering how a choice of words can change our understanding of a passage. My projects also include Cagoga, a card game I created following my experience with concussion.

Focus

Research

I combine mathematical modelling, computational fluid dynamics, and experiments to investigate how geometry shapes airflow. From aerofoil erosion to vortex shedding and wavy wings, my research explores aerodynamic performance and the assumptions behind the models we use to understand it.

Projects

My experience of concussion inspired Cagoga and Neuroshield, turning a personal challenge into a motivation to help others. These projects bring together game design, concussion awareness, and advocacy for better support, reflecting my interest in creating things that people can use.

Newsletter

Occasional updates on new research, publications, and project releases.