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Be one of the first to hear our latest findings in our report launch event. We are hosting a expert panel discussion and Q&A with industry leaders, covering the evidence for EDI in business success.
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ALT The EDI Engine: Evidencing the business benefits of equality, diversity and inclusion. 18 June 2024, 1pm to 3.30pm. Join us for a dynamic panel event and report launch, where we unveil our latest findings on the business benefits of embracing EDI in the engineering sector.
Taking the piss. You can drive down a road near the house and even visit the golf club 100m from the house. Yet you cant walk along a path a lot futher away. Not only that, 95% of the path would be in a wood, not a park or a garden.
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PRFluids Editors' Suggestion: Diego Berzi delves into granular flows, extending kinetic theory to predict particle behavior across solid volume fractions. From inertial rheology to nonlocal models, a universal framework emerges for practical applications. go.aps.org/3x3DuQ6
Interesting webinar on particle breakage coming up
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On behalf of the #APSDFD Executive Committee, Tim Colonius, @zenitlab, and I are organizing a new webinar series about the importance of fluid dynamics on societal matters. Join us for the first event on Nov 1 about “Fluid Dynamics for Human Health”. #APSWebinar @APSphysics
Project titles:
1> Exploring and designing the structure of particles of dried colloidal dispersions
2> Improving aerosol and spray process computational fluid dynamic models with machine learning approaches
Interested in doing a PhD @UniversityLeeds ?
Interested in colloid science or fluid dynamics?
#colloid #softmatter #fluiddynamics #cfd
A studentship has become available to support a student in one of these areas. Funding via the aerosols CDT. Drop me a line for more details.
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The tree twice damaged a couple's Porsche and narrowly missed their Range Rover in recent storms. buff.ly/4245T3c
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I’ve read this tweet a number of times, now. I honestly still can’t find anything to object to.
Some physics informed AI.......
2.00 - 2.45 pm: G. Karniadakis "From Physics-Informed Machine Learning to Physics-Informed Machine Intelligence: Quo Vadimus?"
Join us for the launch of the Research Centre on Friday, 17th March, at 2pm GMT, on Zoom! Inaugural talks:
2-2:45 pm George Karniadakis
2:45-3:30 pm @TuringChiefSci Mark Girolami!
Find our detailed schedule at imperial.ac.uk/data-driven-e…
Zoom (pw: 8%kZta): lnkd.in/eRJEPX-q
Granular Matter Webinar:
Impact response of granular materials:
From the origin of the universe to catastrophic asteroid strikes
Speaker: Prof. Xiang Cheng (程翔), University of Minnesota
Date: Wednesday, 22 March
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Thanks. The Intello membrane appears to be at least partially vapour open, may be a downside id high humidity in room? Do you think there would be a downside of using a cheaper vapour closed alternative?
Particle guys, a talk on an interesting but challenging subject:
'Continuum models for granular statics and flow:
How particle simulations can help in build them and verify the principles that underpin them'
24th Jan 11:00 UK time
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It intrigues when I see designs like this why a membrane is proposed on the inside as well as the outside of the insulation. Extra air tightness?