George Booth

First international conference ✅ It was a pleasure to present at #APSDFD2022 in Indianapolis this year, and meet lots of excellent researchers to hear about their exciting advancements in physiological fluid mechanics! Now on to Chicago 🍕

How can maths inform tissue engineering bioreactor design? Come find out more at #APSDFD2022! 12:50pm, Room 134 🧫💻

First day of #APSDFD 2022! Why not jump in room 141, at 9:18 to learn about how can we use fluid dynamics to help cells regenerate our liver, where maths and experiments collide? 🤔👩🏻‍🏫

Shoutout to chief photographers @edwina_yeo @EvaAntonFluids 📸

First conference talk complete! ✅ Very happy to be at @BAMC2022 presenting our work on deformable, biomimetic tissue engineering scaffolds @mathmowaters @mohit_dalwadi @OxUniMaths @oxengsci @ndorms

So proud of this guy and all the incredible hard work he’s put in these past few years! Congratulations and all the best to the @OxDX_Ltd team ❤️

Pure maths lays the foundations for direct, meaningful scientific research. Check out @protectingmaths to find out more about why we should care about pure maths research!

@PartiallyOrder At the time it was less beautiful, more horrendous, but I’ve had time to heal since then 😂

@gjibooth This is both beautiful and horrendous, haha

Here’s a fun maths question for my students next week - estimate the increase in my next water bill given the size of this monstrosity that formed overnight from my burst water pipe 🙃

@gjibooth That is gnarly dude haha

Scientists from @OxfordPhysics have developed an extremely rapid diagnostic test for Covid-19 that detects and identifies viruses in less than five minutes. Read more here > bit.ly/342dF1X

Virus detection and identification in minutes using single-particle imaging and deep learning medrxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #medRxiv

@NShiaelis @JimMFelton hey @Twitter how do I angry react this garbage

The Fragment Five (developers of the Fragalysis API - github.com/xchem/fragalys…) treated me to lunch in Exeter college today. Perks of the job :) Here's the view from the fellows garden