Our film on patterns in nature and whale sharks is finally here!
All created by the wonderful film maker Kriss Ceuca!
Enjoy!
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On growth and pattern formation – A celebration of the wonderful Philip Maini
Professor Philip Maini is one of the greats of mathematical biology and a huge inspiration to myself and many others. In September 2019 I attended his 60th birthday workshop at the University of Oxford with some truly inspirational speakers.…
Part of the Avalon Team!
Since our adventure together in Guyana, Dan and I are now part of the Avalon Optics team
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Avalon Binoculars
Avalon Binoculars very kindly donated me a few pairs and here I am talking about one of them.
Currently on the website!
https://avalonoptics.co.uk/shop/
Thanks Avalon!!…
My article on Turing Patterns for The Conversation
This weekend, The Conversation posted an article I wrote on Turing patterns and my research. It was the lead story for a short while!
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Swimming with Whale Sharks
I’ve just got back from the island of Dhigurah where I spent two weeks with the Maldives Whale Shark Research Program. I learnt to snorkel, free dive and collect data on the wonderful mega fauna in the reef. Here’s a …
A film about mathematical patterns
I’m currently working on a project with film maker Cristina Ceuca on mathematical patterns in nature and where we can see them!
This week we will travel to the Maldives to search for Whale Sharks and understand more about how …
Discussing my trip to Guyana in an interview with my University
…Back in June 2018, @MathsAtShefUni's Natasha Ellison explored Guyana to catch a glimpse of the elusive Harpy Eagle.
Her remarkable journey is available to watch thanks to @SheffieldAlumni zoologist Dan O'Neill's documentary.👇https://t.co/3H1C6PUzdU pic.twitter.com/3fVxGxuxHG
— The University of Sheffield
To Find A Harpy
Today is the screening of my story to find a Harpy Eagle in the Rain Forests of Guyana! I’m very excited and proud of Dan O’Neill for creating it and taking me there! Look at this wonderful poster!
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Understanding the behavioural drivers of the home range patterns of long-tailed tits
I thought it was about time I wrote a brief introduction to my PhD project, and why its so interesting to both those interested in mathematics and nature. In general I am interested in what behaviours cause animals to live …