About Me
Hello friends 👋👋. My name is Shahzeb Mirza and I am a graduate student at the University of Toronto in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. My research is in exploring the use of metallic phase change materials for thermal management applications in power electronics. I am co-supervised by the illustrious Dr. Sanjeev Chandra and the distinguished Dr. Cristina H. Amon. I have various posts going into more detail about my research, so feel free to check them out!
About the Website
This website is an actively updated collection of my research and the projects I’ve worked on. Every page should load quickly since it is a static website hosted on GitHub Pages using the Jekyll static site generator. The website is built using the Beautiful-Jekyll theme, though it has been customized somewhat to my liking, and I have added a few features of my own. The source code for this website is available on my GitHub!
I’ve tried to make this website as accessible as possible! The website is designed to be extremely mobile-friendly and should look good on all platforms. As well, images are all hosted using the very efficient WebP format so all pages should load lightning fast ⚡.
If you have any suggestions or feedback, please feel free to contact me using any of the links in the footer! I hope you enjoy your stay!
Site Navigation
| Page | How to Get There | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Home | Click on my face or my name in the navigation bar | A waterfall of my latest posts ordered only by date, split into groups of 8 per page |
| Resume | Click “resume” in the navigation bar | My resume in markdown format, with a focus on my work experience to date |
| CV | Click “cv” in the navigation bar | My CV in markdown format, with a focus on research experience to date |
| About | Click “about” in the navigation bar | You’re here! |
| Tags | Click “tags” in the navigation bar or click on any tage under a post in the homepage | A page containing all the tags I’ve used on my posts, with a count of how many posts each tag has. Great for navigating and sorting through projects by topic! |
| Posts | Click into any post from the homepage or from the tags page | Posts are generally self-contained and not split into parts, though they may reference each other. Every post begins with a quote that I pick that captures the essence of the topic! |