My Heat as Gauge paper made an appearance in the New Scientist! Please help me spread my propaganda that thermodynamics is a gauge theory web.archive.org/web/20260710...

I don't want the job. I work alone and am too old for this shit.

This asteroid just got a little more likely to destroy the world, I guess now it will soon be shortlisted for a White House cabinet post www.forbes.com/sites/jamiec...

In mathematics, sometimes it feels like the universe is just messing with you ✨ www.youtube.com/watch?v=851U...

support #GoodLawProject represent #SexualMisconduct proceedings against #LSE goodlawproject.org/crowdfunder/...

Saturn’s rings were thought to be under 100M years old (younger than butterflies) because they're so pristine, but this model says they’re a billion years old with a built-in epilator vaporising the space-blemishes to stay pretty, and either way I’m like slay girl www.nature.com/articles/s41...

To be fair you should really leave earlier and bringing less stuff anyway

Thank goodness symmetry is spontaneously broken. It would be hard to enjoy symmetry if it still had hopes and dreams

Now I'm loose on the internet, and I've got some strong opinions about contact manifolds.

Congrats to Bryan Roberts @soulphysics.bsky.social and Karim Thébault, with their new ERC project The Edge of the Universe. www.lse.ac.uk/News/Latest-...

My inaugural lecture at 6.30pm tonight will be livestreamed right here: www.youtube.com/live/6n9mrmT...

A new post by my co-author Tanya Klowden on our "Cosmic distance ladder" instagram, on the constellations on the ecliptic (most familiar to western astrology as the signs of the Zodiac), as viewed by native Americans prior to European colonization. www.instagram.com/p/DC8gvXXxtfw

The worst attack on 'tenure' at the London School of Economics in years was just revealed by the @ucu.org.uk LSE branch. It is ongoing and impacts all LSE academics, from Research Staff to Full Professors. Please share widely, as we're in trouble here (1/12)