Jessie Slater

#Introduction take two.

I'm a research & data analyst for @sciencemagazine where I'm immersed in the world of #scholarly #publishing, #ethics, #policy, #DEI, #SciComm, & of course #data.

I'm trained as an #archaeologist & I've researched #spatial dimensions of #craft #practice in 1st mill BC #britain focused on #ancient #metallurgy #metalworking via lens of #experimental #archaeology & #TimeGeography.

Here's 10 years of me in my natural habitats.

Nov 16, 2022 at 4:33pmWeb
Show threadThe Air WhispererNov 22, 2022

@subbasegirl @sciencemagazine

Hi Jessie !

I'm wondering if @sciencemagazine would be interested in showcasing an eyecatching bridge between Science and Art...?

(Specifically, between Aerodynamics and Guitar-playing...)

Here's a fluid feeding SIGNAL into a solid AMPLIFIER, which pumps out OVERDRiVE like an effect pedal...!

ONE moving part

- the smoke.

This fluid/object relationship has major implications for the wider field of Aerodynamics, and in a very practical sense, for Aviation.