Almost all lemur species are now officially endangered bit.ly/327hdzo

Our latest research article in PLOS One: A three-dimensional (3-D) meshfree-based computational model to investigate stress-strain-time relationships of plant cells during drying. doi.org/10.1371/journa… @QUTSciEng #plosoneauthor

A chemist froze himself at -273.15°C, everyone said he was crazy but he was 0K.

Well done Dr Tom Rainey!

Excited to share my recent #computational work aiming to design enhanced methods to preserve and process #food 😀@QUTSciEng

Talked to ABC Rural about our recent #computationalmodelling research to improve #food production by controlling plant cell damage (listen more on this from 10.00)@lydburt @QUTSciEng @IFE_QUT

Our latest research article in Engineering Analysis and Boundary Elements: A data-driven smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) method for fluids.YuanTong Gu #machinelearning #engineering #fluidmechanics #computationalfluiddynamics #meshfree #DataDriven authors.elsevier.com/a/1dU5F3PKjssC…

Did you ever imagine the recurrent drought might change your packet of potato chips? Neither did I. Our latest The Conversation article explains in 5 minutes. theconversation.com/climate-change… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand #climatechange #foodsecurity #droughts #scienceandenvironment #fooddrying

Dried foods are a staple in many Aussie diets, but the industry is under threat as recurring drought makes fruit and vegetables harder to process. UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast's Dr Charith Rathnayaka explains. bit.ly/3C6A0JK

A Methods Collection titled “Computational modelling of soft matter, coarse-grained methods, and microfluidics" is being organised for the Journal of Visualised Experiments (JoVE). jove.com/methods-collec… JoVE #guesteditor

Excited to share our new book chapter,'A Case-Study of Partnership in Practice: Engaging Students to Shape Support for Learning in Higher Education'. Well done team (Richard Medland and Alex Barnier) link.springer.com/referenceworke… #studentsaspartners #highereducation #learnerexperience

Designing effective carbon-capture materials has historically been difficult. Could “liquid marbles” – tiny droplets coated with nanoparticles – be the answer we've been looking for? Dr Charith Rathnayaka explores the question for the The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand theconversation.com/liquid-marbles…

This review discusses the challenges for simulations of liquid marbles and briefly mentions the role of #FerrofluidicLiquidMarbles for biomedical applications. Would you help? link.springer.com/article/10.100… Dr Charith Rathnayaka The University of Manchester QUT YuanTong Gu Nam-Trung Nguyen Griffith University UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast

Our The Conversation article on the potential of liquid marbles :) #liquidmarbles #carboncapture #emissions #netzero2050 #NetZero

Read my latest #research on computational modelling of liquid marbles, published with Springer Nature in Archives of Computational Methods in Engineering: link.springer.com/article/10.100… #engineering #liquidmarbles #modelling #simulation #computational #softmatter

Researchers in a range of different fields are racing to find the technology that can keep CO2 out of the air at an industrial scale. Liquid marbles could be a prime candidate for carbon capture and storage technology. Dr Charith Rathnayaka UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast buff.ly/3yrTQyG

Our new paper on a general Neural Particle Method (gNPM) for hydrodynamics modelling in CMAME journal. It is a Physics-informed Neural Network (PINN)-based, meshfree approach. Well done Jinshuai and the team! #machinelearning #fluidmechanics #cfd #pinn sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Great way to start my birthday! Wonder of Science #FlyingScientists action with some amazing scientists: Profs Hugh Possingham and Ian Frazer, Drs Alice Twomey Dr Charith Rathnayaka for the Cairns School of Distance Education. 👩‍🔬 #SciComm #STEMEducation #science #ECRchat

Great morning with the Wonder of Science #FlyingScientists chatting all things maths, physics, programming, science and engineering with the Cairns School of Distance Education 📚🧬🧪 Hopefully there are a few more students interested in ecosystem engineering! 🌊🌴

Was great to converse about exciting science and engineering at a #FlyingScientists event organised by the Cairns School of Distance Education & Wonder of Science. No arguments about the value of science, programming, maths😀😃😀Hugh Possingham Professor IanFrazer Catherine Kim, PhD @[email protected] Alice Twomey