Thomas Woolley
@thomasewoolley.bsky.social
Mathematical biologist and outreacher extraordinaire. Reader at Cardiff University
Lovely email to get on a Monday morning "Dear Thomas Woolley, Congratulations! It is our pleasure to inform you that you have been nominated for Most Outstanding Learning Experience in the Enriching Student Life Awards 2026!" We don't do it for the awards, but nominations are nice.
🎉 New paper out! 🥳 rdcu.be/e5A3P Turing patterns are a wonderful mathematical framework for generating nature’s pattern. I thought I understood them. But they can still lead to surprises!
And listen to the whole podcast here! Many greats in this podcast with far better answers, like @adamlmaclean.bsky.social, @amyhurford.bsky.social, @gosiaweh.bsky.social, @thomasewoolley.bsky.social ! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b...
S3 Ep1: SMB 2025
Podcast Episode · Biology in Numbers · 09/29/2025 · 53m
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#TheInfiniteMonkeyCage Nature's Shapes - @davegorman.bsky.social, @sarah-hart.bsky.social and @thomasewoolley.bsky.social Today 11:00 BBC Radio 4 @profbriancox.bsky.social and @robinince.bsky.social reveal the hidden codes behind the shapes we see in nature www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
BBC Radio 4 - The Infinite Monkey Cage, Series 32, Nature's Shapes - Dave Gorman, Sarah Hart and Thomas Woolley
Brian Cox and Robin Ince reveal the hidden codes behind the shapes we see in nature
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The most interesting of episodes of The Infinite Monkey Cage for someone who, like me, is fascinated by #Physics #Nature #Mathematics #Comedy Nature's Shapes 👇 www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/... HT @bbcsounds.bsky.social @davegorman.bsky.social @profbriancox.bsky.social @thomasewoolley.bsky.social
The Infinite Monkey Cage - Series 32 - Nature's Shapes - Dave Gorman, Sarah Hart and Thomas Woolley - BBC Sounds
Brian Cox and Robin Ince reveal the hidden codes behind the shapes we see in nature.
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