Happy to announce my first article on modelling thermal energy storage (TES).🔋♨️ Given its similarities with batteries, I used techniques from battery modelling to speed TES models up by 100x. And, as usual, @pybamm.org nailed the simulations. 📄 https://buff.ly/409RUce 💻 https://buff.ly/3E4hUy9

📢 Fully-funded PhD on Battery Modelling 🔋 We have a PhD opportunity in @hetsys.bsky.social to work with Lukasz Figiel and I, and in collaboration with JLR, on physics-informed ML to model battery swelling. 📅 Deadline: 20th of January 2025 🍂 Start date: October 2025 🔗 warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/hets...

A thread🧵 on application systems for postdoc jobs in the UK (applies to my university, but I've seen others and they're similar). I have seen (too many times) good applicants who don't seem to understand how recruitment is done on our side - not their fault! it's a privilege! - so here's how

Robert Talbert is always very interesting to read, but this article is spot on! "And that’s the problem with passion: It’s all too easy to improperly situate it among our purposes and principles and instead think of it as something with veto power over them."

The problem with passion

Is passion something other than Horizon 5, or part of it?

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Hello Bluesky! I'm Brady Planden, a current Postdoc at the University of Oxford in the Engineering Science Department. Give me a follow for posts related to electrochemical modelling, research software development, and everything in-between.

Hello world, I'm Ferran (he/him)! Here are a few facts about me: 🔢 Applied mathematician. 🧑🏻‍🏫 Assistant Prof at the Warwick Mathematics Institute. 🔋 Co-Investigator at The Faraday Institution. 🧑🏽‍💻 Maintainer at PyBaMM. 🏭 Co-Founder of Ionworks. 🫓 Bagpiper, craft beer aficionado & homebaker. #HiSciSky