GlucoSym is an open-source simulator aimed to help in the testing and development of insulin delivery automation systems.

Glycemic Load Calculator

Realtime T1D simulation of multiple daily injections or insulin pump therapy. Coupled to Nightscout for visualisation and interaction. Can be coupled to iOS Loop or openAPS/AndoidAPS for testing the algorithms in a simulated patient.

In this case, we train our model with several medical informations such as the blood glucose level, insulin level of patients along with whether the person has diabetes or not so this act as labels whether that person is diabetic or non-diabetic so this will be label for this case.

d-calc is a bolus calculator for type 1 diabetics using an insulin pen (not an insulin pump)

Differentiable simulators for Type 1 Diabetes research in Jax and PyTorch

Dexcom SDK built in Go

Machine learning

This Angular component was created to show you how to calculate insulin dose with as little effort as possible.

A simulation program for insulin-glucose homeostasis.

Data processing and analysis for "Determining the optimal timing for insulin injection to minimize glucose level variability after a meal in ideal conditions" - a research project for the IB Standard Level Mathematics Analysis and Approaches course inspired by my type 1 diabetes.

Scripts associated with the manuscript "Kinetics of Phenol Escape from the Insulin R6 Hexamer"

Calculate initial insulin pump settings for type 1 diabetes

Information, Scripts and code related to Thesis "A Molecular Dynamics Analysis of Insulin" , authors: Doctoral student Henry Wittler; Supervisor Brian J. Smith; Dep. of Chemistry and Physics, La Trobe University

Runs a discrete timestep simulation of diabetic metabolism

An easy way to record daily data about diabetes

Code of the paper "Joint analysis of fasting and postprandial plasma glucose and insulin concentrations in Venezuelan women"

Repository for the J J R Macleod

A more complex Insulin dosage calculator

Boluswizard is a reference to the menu from the company Medtronic which made an insulin pump with the menu named Bolus Wizard. It is used to calculate the amount of insulin to give to a patient with Type 1 diabetes when supplied with the patients blood sugar, carbohydrate intake or both.