Philippe Gagnon

Simulation of a predator-prey ecosystem

This project is a real-time simulation of a predator-prey ecosystem implemented using JavaScript and HTML canvas. It consists of two main components: a graphical representation on a canvas where entities such as prey, predators, and food interact, and a live chart displaying the dynamic population changes over time. Users can adjust parameters like time.The project aims to establish an automatic optimization system by finding the best parameters for a long lasting simulation.

Cégep de l'Outaouais team's website for the upcoming iGEM Jamboree

I've been selected to spearhead the development of the Cégep de l'Outaouais team's website for the upcoming iGEM Jamboree. This platform will be the digital gateway for the team's achievements, projects, and collaborative endeavors, showcasing their commitment to innovation in synthetic biology. With a focus on user-friendly design and seamless navigation, the website aims to provide a comprehensive view of their scientific contributions, team members, and the impact the team aspire to make at the Jamboree.

Little code library

Imaginary museum

The imaginary museum web project is bilingual and responsive, offering a seamless experience on all devices. With an intuitive design, users can easily explore exhibits in two languages, ensuring accessibility and user-friendliness across various screens.

Sebo contest

This website was chosen as one of the top entries in a web development contest because of its impressive CSS techniques.