Yes - absolutely! I imagine you will find that lots of existing tools use python and the scientific stack (scipy, numpy, deep learning, scikit-learn etc) but m

Yes - absolutely! I imagine you will find that lots of existing tools use python and the scientific stack (scipy, numpy, deep learning, scikit-learn etc) but more javascript tooling that will help with visualization, or controlling these backend technologies would be great. Even if you decide to run the simulations themselves in javascript you'll learn valuable engineering skills and some tradeoffs that have to be made. As an employer I would love to see a student who took it upon themselves to build a tool once they'd learnt a language My email is in my profile, don't hestiate to reach out if you need some help, or a bit of backend computing power