Sarah Waters

The Academy for the Mathematical Sciences has announced its first cohort of fellows, 100 in total from academia, teaching, science communication and business. Twelve of those fellows are from Oxford. Who's who: maths.ox.ac.uk/node/80068

🎉Congratulations to Professor John King FRS of @UoNMaths on being elected a Fellow of the @royalsociety! His pioneering work in applied mathematics addresses challenges across biosciences, engineering, & medicine. Read more: nottingham.ac.uk/news/royal-soc… #RoyalSocietyFellows #WeAreUoN

Oxford Mathematician Mike Giles elected Fellow of @royalsociety (FRS). Mike is a computational mathematician working across engineering, computer science and now computational finance. @OxUniMaths has 34 FRS among current & retired members. Mike's story: maths.ox.ac.uk/node/71654

3.5-year PhD studentship in mathematical modelling of lung biomechanics available at the University of Manchester findaphd.com/phds/project/m…

LAUNCHED: New online portal for LIFD training resources, freely accessible to all. At present we have some learning resources on ML applied to earth sciences, and some OpenFOAM tutorials for OpenFOAM beginners. fluids.leeds.ac.uk/research/lifd-…

@LaylaMoran @fivanmierlo @OllyGloverLD Congratulations @LaylaMoran 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hattrick at the Abingdon count tonight.

This is a wonderful initiative. Please get involved.

@royalsociety Really wonderful news - congratulations! 🎉

Professor Tamsin Mather FRS is elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. Her research centres on volcanoes and is motivated by understanding them as hazards, resources and agents of local to planetary-scale environmental change or maintenance. #RSFellows royalsociety.org/people/tamsin-…

@SONIACONTERA @ComunidadCeru Wonderful! Enormous congratulations! 🎉

@tamsinmather Enormous congratulations!! 🎉🎊

I am deeply honoured to receive this recognition but I would be nowhere without all the wonderful colleagues, collaborators & research students that I have been lucky enough to work with. There are too many to name so I made this photo montage of some of them! Heartfelt thanks❤️

Read the latest #JFMFocus on Fluids article in @JFluidMech: "Large vortices from soft vibrations" by Philippe Marmottant 📚 cup.org/4a9D7RJ #JFM #focusonfluids

🌟 Join us at the #CurvoBio Conference 2024 in Warsaw, Poland, August 28th - 30th! Explore curvatures in biology, with talks by experts, selected presentations, and networking. Thanks to sponsors, it's FREE! Registration opens in May. Don't miss out! #Science #Biology #Research🧬

Journal of Fluid Mechanics: Emerging Scholar Best Paper Prize, a new Journal of Fluid Mechanics blog by Nick Glover 📚 cup.org/3xPS6Da #JFM

@ruth_baker Have a fabulous trip!

Tested spellings, times tables and Latin vocab, made breakfast and cleaned the kitchen, dropped the kids at school, been for a swim, packed my bags, and I’m finally on my way to Montreal! #academicparentlife

I'll be presenting Freezing of drops at Fluid Mechanics Webinar Series on 01 Mar cassyni.com/events/KyUbz2S…

Across the globe, people are making real progress in understanding the many diseases we call cancer. Mathematicians are an increasing part of that effort. @TrachetteJ is a leading light. @OxUniMaths Public Lecture, 29 Feb. Details: maths.ox.ac.uk/node/66937

Relaxation and noise-driven oscillations in a model of mitotic spindle dynamics, with Dionn Hargreaves and @LabWoolner arxiv.org/abs/2402.10638

For anyone local to Oxford who's interested in just what, exactly, mathematicians have to offer the cancer research effort - you might be interested in this public lecture, next Thursday (29th) at 5pm in @OxUniMaths maths.ox.ac.uk/node/66937

In case anyone wants to move to Melbourne to work with yours trully... jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/916014/…

@RMCrossley Fantastic event! This will be brilliant!

Looking forward to this tomorrow… Let’s hope to encourage even more women and non-binary people to stay in maths!