DEVELOPER & PHYSICIST

ALİ EFE KIŞLAK

Building cool things for the internet and beyond.
Swift apps on the App Store, Python simulations for physics.

PROJECTS

// APPS & TOOLS
01

GPA Wizard

A fast, on-device GPA calculator for students. Live on the App Store!

VIEW ON APP STORE
02

Location Guessing Game

A game based on Street View maps where you guess your location. Built with Swift.

COMING SOON
03

Scientific Task Manager

A task manager tailored for scientific research groups. Already in use internally by my former lab group — built for the team, not for the App Store.

IN USE · INTERNAL
// PHYSICS & SIMULATION
KPFM · SURFACE POTENTIAL TOP CELL · PEROVSKITE BOTTOM CELL
04
PYTHON NUMERICAL METHODS TEAM OF 3

Perovskite Tandem Solar Cells

Drift–Diffusion Modelling with AFM/KPFM Nanocharacterization of Nanofabricated Perovskite Tandem Solar Cells

Our numerical methods project, built with two teammates. We are writing a drift–diffusion solver in Python to model charge transport inside nanofabricated perovskite tandem cells, and linking the simulations to AFM/KPFM nanocharacterization of surface topography and surface potential.

IN DEVELOPMENT
TOY DEMO
SOLVED: 0
05
PYTHON IPT · FPT PROBLEM 11

Bristle-Bot Swarm

International & French Physicists' Tournament

A vibrating motor on a small brush makes a bristle-bot wander erratically — but put a swarm in a confined space and collective behaviour appears. Can the swarm solve a maze faster than a single bot? We are building a Python simulation to measure maze-solving efficiency as a function of bot number, shape and settings, and of the maze design itself.

IN DEVELOPMENT

ABOUT ME

M.Sc. PHYSICS · SORBONNE UNIVERSITÉ PARIS SWIFT · PYTHON

I'm Ali Efe Kışlak, a developer passionate about creating intuitive and useful applications. I specialize in Swift & Python and enjoy the challenge of building high-quality mobile experiences.

I'm currently doing a Master's in Physics at Sorbonne Université in Paris, so these days a lot of my code is Python for numerical modelling and physics simulations. Outside of physics and code, I spend a lot of time around the sea — sailing or windsurfing when I can. I'm also into filmmaking and videography, always looking for new ways to tell clear and visually engaging stories. You can find more about my personal life on my personal website.