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Dr Stuart J. Thomson is an applied mathematician whose research sits at the intersection of mathematics, physics, and engineering. He works closely with table-top experiments to uncover how complex fluid and soft-matter systems give rise to novel emergent phenomena through nonlinear dynamics, many-body interactions, and geometric confinement. His interests include interfacial hydrodynamics, self-assembly, active and driven matter, interfacial robotics, transport phenomena, and fluid–structure interaction.
He is currently leading the project “The statistical physics of hydrodynamic random walkers: experiments and theory”, which combines experimental and theoretical approaches to understand how fluid-mediated interactions shape the behaviour of randomly moving microscopic walkers. Dr Thomson is based in the School of Engineering, Mathematics and Technology at the University of Bristol.