PDRA in geodynamo modelling @LivUniGeomag. Interested in the dynamics of Earth's core and all things rotating convection. @CDTFluidsLeeds alumni.

Joined May 2017
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🌍 @seis_matters' Christmas Lecture starts now on @BBC Four – tune in for 'Engine Earth'! #XmasLectures
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Delighted to pass my viva today! Huge thanks goes to my supervisors, examiners, @CDTFluidsLeeds and @EPSRC for the funding.
Congratulations to @CDTFluidsLeeds student @ColinMHardy on passing your viva today! What a great early Christmas present, onwards and upwards Dr Hardy! #cdtalumni #fluiddynamics #fluids

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Congratulations to @CDTFluidsLeeds student @ColinMHardy on passing your viva today! What a great early Christmas present, onwards and upwards Dr Hardy! #cdtalumni #fluiddynamics #fluids

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Check out this great new paper from @andybiggin and team in the @LivUniGeomag @LivUni on the dominance of the geomagnetic axial dipole on our magnetosphere. #geology #magnets #geophysics #earthscience @NatureComms nature.com/articles/s41467-0…

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Our new paper in @NatureComms on the geomagnetic field nearly always pointing nearly north (or south) nature.com/articles/s41467-0…

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6 Nov 2020
***new paper alert*** The second paper from my #PhD has just been published by @PhysRevFluids. What a great way to end the week! 🎉🎊 Thermal boundary layers (TBL) control many aspects of convecting systems and we try to accurately measure the size of these TBL.
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You heard of Quasi-Geostrophy, but have you heard of Plesio-Geostrophy? 🤪 This new paper describes a new mathematical model that we will use to explore interannual dynamics of the Earth's outer core. Tests being currently run! eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/1663…

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What an exciting week! I have joined @LivUniGeomag as a postdoc to work on geodynamo modelling with @andybiggin and co. What ingredients do simulations need in order to resemble Earth's magnetic field of the past millions of years (and even longer)? Let's find out...
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After giving it time to settle in, I am happy to say that I passed my PhD viva this morning!! Big thank you to @CDTFluidsLeeds for giving me the opportunity to do my PhD with some great supervisors @ChthonicJon @ChrisDaviesGeo @StevenTobias7. I couldn't have asked for better!
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22 Oct 2020
It has been a lot of fun the past 3 years working on rotating convection by mixing numerical simulations and laboratory experiments! Thanks to Jon Aurnou & Jewel Abbate (UCLA) for hosting me during my visit and @EPSRC for funding.
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Excited and delightful to start as a postdoc research associate at the @OxUniMaths in @UniofOxford joining the @WCMBlog and OCIAM group. I'll be working on mathematical modelling of cell therapies for liver disease funded by @The_MRC. More to come soon...
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Congratulations to Tom Sykes @FluidsTom on passing his PhD viva this morning! Excellent work - well done Tom! @CDTFluidsLeeds @OxfordFluids @FluidsLeeds
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Another @CDTFluidsLeeds Dr! Congratulations @FluidsTom hope you are having a well deserved celebration this afternoon!
Congratulations to Tom Sykes @FluidsTom on passing his PhD viva this morning! Excellent work - well done Tom! @CDTFluidsLeeds @OxfordFluids @FluidsLeeds
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1 Oct 2020
Check out our new paper on Parareal and Rayleigh-Benard convection: doi.org/10.1007/s00791-020-0…, with @StevenTobias7, @D_Ruprecht, @ChrisDaviesGeo and Jeff Oishi.

Delighted to see this paper come out from the mightily talented @shandypandy2. How does the parareal parallel-in-time algorithm fare when applied to Rayleigh-Benard convection? Our attempt at answering this question is here: link.springer.com/article/10…
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4 year postdoc position at Cardiff University on Mantle Circulation Modelling. Deadline for application: 28 August Start date: 1 October 2020 krb-sjobs.brassring.com/TGne…

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Very happy to see this paper come out in @NatureComms. We asked the question: how fast can Earth's magnetic field change direction? The answer is "pretty fast" - perhaps up to 10 degrees per year if you're near the equator. A rather longer answer is here: rdcu.be/b5rQr

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Is it just me or does 1m38s look familiar @FluidsTom? youtu.be/rGCv_tSdnhI?t

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23 Jun 2020
I just came across a new paper discussing convection experiments performed on the international space station... as if rotating convection wasn't already cool enough journals.aps.org/prfluids/ab…

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How to revise: As an editor and author I have seen many revised papers return to journals. Given effort, most go well (ie step toward acceptance). Some go pear-shaped. I’ve slowly improved and have an approach known by my group as the ‘Breakspear method”. Here is its essence
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