2020 was certainly a strange year, and I confess that I mostly want to congratulate all of us for making it through and then look forward to a better, happier, Keep reading
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Event: Machine Learning in Mechanics
This Thursday, August 27th, the U.S. National Committee on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics is holding a special free webinar series on Machine Learning in Mechanics. Details for each talk and Keep reading
10 Years of FYFD
10 years. 2,590 posts. 21 original videos. 378,000+ followers. Countless hours spent blogging and more than 1,000 journal articles read. When I started FYFD ten years ago as a PhD Keep reading
#ShutDownSTEM in Support of Black Academics
Academia, like every part of our society, has a race problem. Today, I’m joining in the effort to change that by taking a break from business as usual and examining Keep reading
The Best of FYFD 2019
2019 was an even busier year than last year! I spent nearly two whole months traveling for business, gave 13 invited talks and workshops, and produced three FYFD videos. I Keep reading
2019 APS DFD Schedule
It’s time for the annual American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting, and once again, I’ll be attending. If you’ve been scanning the program wondering where I am, wonder Keep reading
The Best of FYFD 2018
2018 was a busy year for me with over 40 days of business travel, 10 invited talks, and a whole slew of new YouTube videos on top of regular FYFD posts. Keep reading
Happy 2000 Posts!
Happy Friday and happy 2000th FYFD post! To celebrate, I played with surface tension and the Marangoni effect to make some art. For a run-down on the physics, check out Keep reading
The Best of FYFD 2017
2017 was a busy, busy year here at FYFD, but a lot of that happened behind the scenes with multiple collaborations that were months in the planning. You’ll start to Keep reading
Merch on Sale Through Dec. 15th
Reminder: FYFD merchandise is on sale through December 15th! If you’re like me and you’re still looking for holiday gifts, this is a great option 🙂 As a bonus, Redbubble is Keep reading