Congratulations to Emily Butler who was awarded runner-up best poster prize at this year's #UKFluidsConference. To view her poster and find out about her research please visit: fluid-dynamics.leeds.ac.uk/news/uk-fluids…

We’re delighted to announce that Emily Butler Emily Butler is the 2022 recipient of The NAG Prize for best MSc performance on the CDT in Fluid Dynamics EPSRC CDT Future Fluid Dynamics. Huge congratulations on your brilliant achievement Emily, and here’s to your next endeavours! #Student #Awards

Very proud of this achievement and thank you to NAG for their generous prize!

LIFD Early Career Researcher Spotlight is back! Our monthly spotlight focuses on the work and lives of the researchers from the LIFD. This month: Emily Butler. Emily Butler Read all about Emily's research and plans for the future! fluids.leeds.ac.uk/2023/06/27/lif…

My next tweet will be my submission to this years CDT Twitter conference, hosted by EPSRC CDT Future Fluid Dynamics. #CDTTweCon

An investigation of the fluid structure interaction in articular cartilage across disparate scales. Cartilage tissue is found at opposing bone surfaces in joints. Can mathematical modelling of cartilage across length scales help fix that niggling pain in your knee? 1/3 #CDTTWeCon

Healthy cartilage tissue facilitates smooth motion of the knee but can cause pain when it becomes damaged. To understand this degeneration, we need to capture complexities at the cellular scale and map these to the tissue scale mechanical response. 2/3 #CDTTWeCon

An accurate computational model of the tissue structure and response under damage is essential to inform rapid pre-screening of therapeutic interventions. Helping you avoid that knee replacement and keep running pain-free well into your retirement years! 3/3 #CDTWeCon

#InternationalWomensDay2024 #WomenInScience To celebrate the occasion we are sharing some of the amazing work from the women in fluids at Leeds 😃Emily Butler Website: fluid-dynamics.leeds.ac.uk/profiles/emily…