Research shouldn't stay locked in a paper. Each of these six tools turns one piece of research into something you can open in a browser, change, and learn from.
Simulate how an ageing population moves an economy, in an overlapping-generations DSGE model.
Build and stress macro-financial scenarios, then read them through to strategic allocation.
Optimise a portfolio by equal drawdown contribution — balancing risk where it actually hurts.
Price options with the wave-mechanics approach, where de Broglie meets Black–Scholes.
Navigate Semitic roots on the etymological cube, letter by letter and face by face.
Watch mineral dust travel from the Sahara to distant forests, and read the biogeochemical flux.
Every tool follows the same four steps — no installation, no code.
Pick the model you want to explore from the six above. Each opens in the browser.
Set the assumptions — rates, horizons, weights, whatever the model takes — with sensible defaults ready to go.
The model computes live and shows the result as charts and numbers you can read at a glance.
Take the output with you — export the figures and data to use in your own work.
These tools grow with the feedback they get. If one is missing, or one could be clearer, tell me.