Dr Luke Davis

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Theoretical physicist and mathematician. Research Fellow @ UCL Math. He/His. I work on statistical physics applied to active and biological stuff.

Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/luke_phys

Google Scholarhttps://scholar.google.com/citations?user=QN3iwIe3mUkC&hl=en
Favourite Programming languagesC++ | Perl | Python | Bash
HobbiesArt 🎨 | Linux | Reading 📚
Websitehttps://www.drlukekdavis.com/
Dr Luke DavisDec 5, 2022
I tend to re-focus (for science) with some art, particularly studying the old masters. Here is a work in progress study of Caravaggio’s ‘Supper at Emmaus’. (Which is actually housed in London, at the
@NationalGallery
). I used pen (on procreate) looking at a reference zoom-in. #Caravaggio #Art #SupperAtEmmaus ArtAndScience
Dr Luke DavisNov 26, 2022
Some sketches from a recent life drawing class. #LifeDrawing #Art #ScientistsWhoArt #portraitart
Dr Luke DavisNov 24, 2022

Moving onto the next book on the list! The Web Of Life - Fritjof Capra

#books #Nonfiction #Science #SystemsBiology

Dr Luke DavisNov 12, 2022
A pleasant #Saturday: spending time in a park and spending money in a #book shop. #London #UCL #ScienceMastodon
Dr Luke DavisNov 8, 2022
Here are a few #MyTopShelf photos for you #Mastodon.
Dr Luke DavisNov 8, 2022
My worst nightmare. The second tweet on my twitter feed is an advertisement for Windows 11 from ARGOS. #Linux
Dr Luke DavisNov 8, 2022
Was reminded of the great time I had at the #BlackHeroesOfMath conference at #ICMS #Edinburgh. #Math #BlackInMath #Academia #UK
Dr Luke DavisNov 6, 2022

Introduction time:

Hello I’m Luke, a British theoretical physicist and applied mathematician at University College London. I’m currently a Research Fellow in the Department of Mathematics. I love using tools and ideas from statistical physics to unveil the governing principles behind living systems.

I’m an avid reader, linux tinkerer, artist 👨🏾‍🎨 , and like to keep active 🎾 . Very into learning different programming languages and building open source science software.