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What do frog tongues, whisky, tattoos, and parrot laser safety goggles have in common? They're all a part of the latest FYFD video! Check out my behind-the-scenes look at the biggest fluid dynamics conference of the year and find out what science everyone was talking about. (Image credits: N. Sharp, source video)
It's that time of year again! Sunday marks the start of the 67th Annual Meeting of the American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics. I'll be in San Francisco for the full conference. On Sunday at 15:30 ET/12:30 PT I'll be co-teaching a workshop on science communication alongside Flora Lichtman, David Hu, Rachel Levy, and Jason Bardi. We'll be live-tweeting the event with the hashtag #DFDSciComm, and you are welcome to join in with comments and questions, even if you're not attending the workshop in person. We'll do our best to answer.
For those coming to the conference, keep an eye out and come say hello. I've got special FYFD stickers for those who do.
I expect to do some photos and short updates from the conference here, but for up-to-the-minute info on what I'm up to, your best bet is to follow the FYFD Twitter account. See you in California! (Image credits: N. Sharp/FYFD)
FYFD at APS DFD 2014
I'm excited to announce that I will be attending the American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in San Francisco next month. This year I will be co-teaching a workshop on communicating science to general audiences. Here's the lowdown: Scientist-Reporter Workshop: How to tell your science story Want to share your research with the public? Five experts lead a workshop on ways to draw attention to your research. Join science journalist Flora Lichtman, whose work has appeared on NPR, and in The New York Times and Popular Science; Jason Bardi, writer and Director of Media Services at AIP; Nicole Sharp, creator of "F! Yeah Fluid Dynamics"; Rachel Levy, creator of “Grandma got STEM” and biomechanic David Hu for a workshop on disseminating your research to news outlets. To learn more or register to attend, check out: http://apsdfd2014.stanford.edu/?q=content/special-events We'll have a follow-on to the workshop at Sunday night's banquet. For those who can't make it to the conference in person, never fear: we will be taking to the Internet, too. More on that at a later date. So who all is coming?
