All videos produced by Tom for the Journal of Fluid Mechanics (JFM), the UK Fluids Network (UKFN) and in collaboration with FYFD.
Using Maths to Solve Climate Change
The Most Incredible Experiment Videos
Wave-Particle Duality and Superwalking Droplets
Crystal Critters – salt structures that come to life
The Physics of Cotton Candy (Candy Floss)
Bouncing Water Droplets and the ‘Reverse Crown‘
Amazing Fluid Dynamics Experiments
Physics of Glaciers (lesson on a glacier)
Ventilation and COVID-19: Published Research from the University of Cambridge
How do Birds Fly in Strong Winds?
How Do Snakes Catch Their Prey Underwater?
Underwater Robots based on the Loch Ness Monster
Spike Waves, Rogue Waves and Hokusai’s Great Wave off Kanagawa
Smelling Underwater with the Star-Nosed Mole
How do Termite Mounds stay cool in the Desert?
How do Stinging Nettles Inject Poison?
Tracking Beetles using the Sound of their Wings
How does Sea Ice affect Climate Change?
Fire and Ice: Burning Oil in the Polar Regions
Listening to Tornadoes to increase warning times and save lives
How to Reduce Drag when Cycling
Why does shaking your head NOT remove water from your ear?
Stopping the spread of oil pollution using Maths
Building Squid Robots for Ocean Exploration
Building bio-inspired vehicles to explore Mars
Simulating turbulence over canopies to improve air quality
How do dandelions spread their seeds?
How do citrus fruits create such a strong smell?
Levitating Objects on an Air Table
Brazil Nut Effect in Avalanches and Cereal
Martin Fourcade: the Science behind the Olympic Biathlon Skiing Champion
How to Make Water Music – Slap, Plunge, Plow!
Vortex Ring Collisions and Transition to Turbulence
Air Pollution Risk of Cooking Oil Droplets
How Plesiosaurs Ruled the Ocean using their Flippers
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