research associate at @sheffielduni, working on making a Recyclable polymer foam for use as a synthetic soil and reducing disease using beneficial microbes.
Next week! 📢📢📢🤖
Open Research Conversation on Open source hardware for reproducibility, equity & progress
Wednesday 26 June 2024, 12-1pm
Free, online and open to all! Featuring David Polson &
@HCWr1ght
Book here: https://t.co/daqTaILf3z
Coming up this week, the next in our series of online Open Research Conversations:
On Weds 10th April, 12-1. David Polson & @HCWr1ght
will examine the benefits of an open source approach to hardware development.
Book your place here: https://t.co/daqTaILf3z
Really happy that our work on developing some open source software for analyzing plant tissue has been published. @dunkie_c@pvcryan@healthyfood_h3@BactPlantDis https://t.co/byswAEwrfw
Thanks @OpenResShef for having this open research case video made of me. If anyone is interested in what goes into publishing a piece of open source hardware have a watch. https://t.co/9x0jsuVIwv
This paper is available here: https://t.co/4tSwtNXUDB
Excited to see that our Nature food article ( https://t.co/kKSWBh39Om) has been mentioned in the opinion piece, how a Martian menu may transform what we eat on Earth. @pvcryan@dunkie_c@LukeFountain8@susfoodshef@ScienceShef
https://t.co/Vf86iDjpkS
We're back from lunch at #openfest23 and hearing from our excellent open research prize winners, starting off with Dr Harry Wright who is taking us through his work on FoamPi
Congratulations to @HCWr1ght of our Disease Suppressive Microbes project with @dunkie_c who has won the @sheffielduni open research prize for developing an open source foam reaction sensor! 🥳🍾👏 Read all about why this helps keep plants healthy here 👉 https://t.co/aS2hOV2Hq8
Amped to have won The University of Sheffield open research individual staff prize for development of the FoamPi, a low cost apparatus for monitoring polyurethane foam reaction kinetics. @BactPlantDis@susfoodshef@granthamcsf@dunkie_c@pvcryan
https://t.co/syQz258ZKk
Teddy at S.A.L.E event in the moor market, opposite the food court. His every changing form. My favourite piece by Anthony Bennett and myself, and teddy is almost self sustaining at this point. Inspired by the desert garden project led by @pvcryan@susfoodshef@granthamcsf