Time to ditch the laptop? Researchers had students take notes in a classroom setting: 50% used a laptop, 50% took notes by hand. Guess who performed better? #HandwritingDay

Starting October 2nd, the online Fluid Mechanics Webinar Series with Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics (LIFD) is back!! Check out the current (and still being updated) list of upcoming speakers here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…. Basile Gallet CEA Paris-Saclay kicks us off with a discussion of heat transport...

Free Webinar: Ansys Fluent – Watertight Meshing Tutorial | October 27, 11:00 a.m. EDT ow.ly/RkEu50BYFkE #Simulation #ProductDevelopment #AnsysFluent #Ansys

With implications for the transmission of #COVID19, researchers Princeton University have found that ordinary conversation creates a conical, “jet-like” airflow that quickly carries a spray of tiny droplets from a speaker’s mouth across meters of an interior space princeton.edu/news/2020/10/0…

China-based robot manufacturer Senpower has breathed life into a series of Transformers toys, allowing them to actually transition between standing and truck state — all on its own [read more, purchase: buff.ly/34AxU77]

As #HurricaneZeta makes landfall in the U.S., NASA researchers are preparing to provide information to communities in its path, working closely with FEMA and local agencies. go.nasa.gov/34CouIk

The Leeds Institute for Fluid Dynamics (LIFD) Machine Learning group are now meeting to discuss machine learning in fluid dynamics activities that are ongoing at the University. Looking forward to lots of interesting discussions! #ML #fluids #machinelearning #fluiddynamics #leeds

Our Imperial Physics 'Lab in a Box' is highlighted by Times Higher Education as a teaching innovation that shows great ingenuity in adapting equipment to replicate the experience of in-person courses for students: ow.ly/VW7750Cb69T

A tiny jellyfish goes for a wild ride on a bubble ring.

Your wine glass has tear-shaped dribbles after you swirl it — here's why 🍷

New lecture on how the diffusion equation arises from random walks. youtu.be/a3V0BJLIo_c

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