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On Thursday 17th of September, 2020, Claire attended the British Society of Rheology’s Non Newtonian Club on “Rheology of Food”. The Non-Newtonian Club is an informal rheology discussion group that provides one-day meetings with the aim of bringing together experienced and not-so-experienced rheologists from industry and academia. This…
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Our paper “Instability of the Microemulsion Channel in Block Copolymer-Homopolymer Blends” has now been published in the prestigious journal Physical Review Letters and is available here. The work is a collaboration between the University of Waterloo in Canada and Lincoln. Instability of the Microemulsion Channel in Block Copolymer-Homopolymer…
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On 25-26th August 2020, Claire participated in a Momentum Initiative Workshopsponsored by the State of Technology Awareness Initiative, Los Alamos National Laboratory: “Emerging materials and process development for polymer/non-metal additive manufacturing“. Claire was invited to give a presentation on her ongoing research entitled “Molecular orientation and crystallization in…
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Originally planned as part of the conference SIAM Conference on Nonlinear Waves and Coherent Structures (NWCS20), in Bremen, Germany and rescheduled with lectures delivered virtually on the 28-29th July 2020. Dr. Helen Christodoulidi from the University of Lincoln was invited to present her research on the “Stages of…
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Yesterday Matt Watkins and Chris Dickens attended the first fully online Materials Chemistry Consortium meeting where a substantial chunk of the UKS national supercomputing time is allocated. Up to 150 attendees were online and things went pretty smoothly. The online setting actually worked really well, there were some…
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On June 10th Dr Phil Sutton presented his ongoing work on the interactions between gravitational waves and planetary rings. It was discussed that orbital resonances between objects in astrophysical systems is commonplace, with nearby moons creating clear structures in planetary rings. In Saturn’s rings the most obvious is…
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On Wednesday 22nd of July Dr Fabien Paillusson and Dr Matthew Booth presented their ongoing work on the logic of p value-based reasoning. After reminding that, strictly speaking, p value-based hypothesis rejection could not be grounded in probability theory, they showed that p value-based reasoning can be made…
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Iconic artwork featuring a 40-foot bear standing peering into the Denver Convention Cente. On 29th February, Claire travelled to Denver, Colorado for the much anticipated APS March meeting. American Physical Society annual meetings are attended by thousands of physicists, scientists, and journalists from around the world. They offer…
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Dr. Helen Christodoulidi attended Parliament to present her mathematical research to a range of politicians and a panel of expert judges, as part of STEM for BRITAIN on Monday 9th March.
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Dear colleagues, Registration is now open for the Midlands Computational Chemistry Meeting, taking place on the 16th April at the University of Lincoln. The meeting this one-day event is an opportunity to meet other computational chemists in the region and hear about the great work our students and…
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