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."

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