A long weekend of caving in New Mexico!
I recently gave a talk for the Michigan Institute for Plasma Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan, Ann…
After a hard week of science at Sandia National Labs, I met up with Alex, Minori and Carrin to explore…
All Photos I was only at Princeton for two years, but the friends I made seem like they will last…
Nine years ago, just before leaving the US and returning to the UK, I went to Zion National Park in…
I’ve wanted to climb Mt Washington in the winter for almost a decade now, ever since I first hiked in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. In the summer, it’s easy to reach by car up the long auto-road, but in winter it’s quite another journey: above the treeline in the Whites is a truly special place, scoured by strong winds, dotted with boulders, and subject to rapidly changing weather and visibility.
All photos Cautley Spout, the UK’s highest above-ground, year-round, cascade waterfall, drops 193 m in the Howgill Fells north of…
This is a talk I gave for the High Energy Density Science Association on Monday May 3rd, 2021.
We spent a few days around Christmas hiking in the snowy Lake District.
This is a recorded version of the talk I gave last week at the APS DPP annual meeting. We found some unexpected behaviour in what we thought would be a simple collision between a magnetised plasma and a planar obstacle. We diagnose the plasma flows to determine the relevant parameters and length scales, which help us to understand what instabilities might be driving turbulence in this plasma.