Talks & posters

Talks

• FuseNet Ph.D. pechakucha talk 03/09/2024 (here)
  • Presented another pechakucha talk in Stuttgart, Germany for the 2024 FuseNet Ph.D. event
• Departmental talk 29/04/2024 (here)
  • Presentated my development of the shared area method. Discussed theory, use cases, and examples of real data including ICE power spectra, helioseismology & financial data.
• ARCHER2 Celebration of Science 07/03/2024
  • ARCHER2 (HPC) celebration of science event in Edinburgh. Short summary presentation on DT three ion work with a more detailed poster session to a range of STEM disciplines
• FuseNet Ph.D. pechakucha talk 23/08/2023 (here)
  • Talk to the wider Ph.D. FuseNet community for their 2023 Ph.D. event at the EPFL Swiss plasma centre in a PechaKucha style talk and through the delivery of a poster (see EPS 2023 poster). Summarised my project, the results and some future work.
• Departmental talk 19/06/2023 (here)
  • Follow up talk to the CFSA department detailing my project progress and some prelimiary results from including a third ion in the PIC code EPOCH on JET pulse 26148.
• Postgraduate talk 29/09/2022 (here)
  • Talk delivered to the Physics Postgrad community, covering the basis of my project and some early results with three ions including the issue of linear heating.
• Departmental talk 18/07/2022 (here)
  • Introductory talk in my first year of Ph.D. detailing my project aims and some early work with benchmark simulations and data analysis.

Posters

• APS-DPP poster 10/10/2024 (here)
  • Delivered at the 2024 American Physical Soceity Division of Plasma Physics conference hosted in Atlanta, Georgia, USA between 03-11/10/2024. Here I shared my recent work on aneutronic deuterium-helium-3 PIC simulations.
• ARCHER2 Celebration of Science 07/03/2024 (here)
  • Delivered at the 2024 Celebration of Science event in Edinburgh to professionals across a range of STEM disciplines who all use ARCHER2.
• EPS poster (here)
  • Delivered at the 2023 EPS conference where I shared my work on three ions in the PIC code EPOCH, frequency offsets and gyro-resonance.
• Physics department poster
  • Poster delivered to my peers and academics within the department to display progress of work thus far on the implementation of three ions within PIC code EPOCH as well as some early analysis of power spectra results.

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