Our new article talks about making plants dizzy in a centrifuge to measure root stickiness 😎 emily larson Claire G Dr. Laura Weldon Frontiers - Plant Science University of Bristol Biological Sciences SWBio DTP frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

Are you an ambitious Mathematics student currently studying in secondary school? PROMYS Europe are competitively selecting pre-university students for six weeks of rigorous mathematical activity. Deadline for applications, Sunday 14 March. promys-europe.org/programme/stud…

Sensory ecology/neuro postdoc available in my supervisor Daniel Robert's lab University of Bristol Biological Sciences on electroreception in insects and other arthropods - a new and exciting field and it would be great to expand the team. DM me for more info or email Daniel. Feel free to share/RT😃🐝🕷️⚡️

How can arthropods use electrically-sensitive hairs to detect electric fields? Read our latest paper on electroreception to find out more! royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs… Joint work with @r_palmr (University of Bristol Biological Sciences Bristol Mathematics) and Daniel Robert University of Bristol Biological Sciences.

We are delighted to receive our #REFResults today! Ranked in the top 5 in the UK for Mathematical Sciences! Times Higher Education #REF2021

Our latest paper shows how arthropods could map their electrical environment in real-time, and find their location and orientation within a known electrical field. Joint work with @r_palmr and Daniel Robert. Bristol Mathematics University of Bristol Biological Sciences

I was watching Lord of the Rings last night and realized there are many parallels with academia! A thread 🧵👇

Our latest paper on electroreception is now available (open access)! doi.org/10.1098/rsif.2… For earlier publications on electroreception with @r_palmr (BristolEngMaths) and Daniel Robert (University of Bristol Biological Sciences) see bit.ly/m/IsaacChenchi… Bristol Mathematics

Announcing our latest paper! We use tensile buckling to passively transform the topology of lattice structures, resulting in adaptive stiffness under tension. Read more at doi.org/10.1016/j.ijso…. Co-authored with Venkatesh Sundararaman, Ciarán McHale, Matthew P. O'Donnell and Paul Weaver.

Thank you to the faculty, staff, postdocs and PhD students at OIST who warmly welcomed me during my visit. A campus with amazing facilities surrounded by lush greenery next to the sea. I hope to return before long!

Join us in extending a warm welcome to Prof. Isaac Chenchiah, the newest editorial board member of the Journal of Elasticity! Isaac Chenchiah University of Bristol #bristoluni #schoolofmathematics bit.ly/3QqwjZ3

Announcing our latest paper! We achieve bilinear stiffness in cylindrical sinusoidal lattices by transforming rectangle-like unit cells into Kagome-like unit cells. Read more at doi.org/10.1016/j.matd… (open access). Co-authors: Venkatesh Sundararaman, Matthew P. O'Donnell, Paul Weaver.

I had a great day at Cardiff. Thank you to Cardiff SIAM-IMA Student Chapter for inviting me!

🚨 PhD places available in Syntetic and Engineering Biology ➡ We still have a small number of places on our new EPSRC BBSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Engineering Biology, run jointly with the University of Oxford.

We are looking for one postdoc + Ph.D. student interested to contribute to building ML models to revolutionise eye sciences. If you have a background in ML, FEA or CFD and want to use your knowledge to enhance healthcare, then do write to me at [email protected]

Deep learning approach to unravel signals regulating wound repair 📹: Jake Turley et al Isaac Chenchiah, Tanniemola Liverpool, Helen Weavers, Paul Martin University of Bristol in Development ➡️: bpod.org.uk/archive/2024/1…