Alberto Alberello retweeted
📢Job Opportunity:
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Failure Mechanics & Mechanical Properties Evaluation in Antarctic Sea Ice (1.5 years) with @MARIS_UCT & Chemical Engineering @UCTEBE
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Alberto Alberello retweeted
Nice to see our work on rogue seas state made it to the @PhysRevLett 2024 collection @uommedia @FEITUniMelb @AlbeSquared @MarcelloVichi
PRL has selected 1 issue's worth of Letters from last year's 52, spanning all of our sections, to create our first annual PRL Collection of the Year 2024.
Happy exploring to our readers, congratulations to authors, and thank you to referees!
promo.aps.org/PRL2024 #PRLcoty2024
Alberto Alberello retweeted
How a book written in 1910 could teach you calculus better than several books of today
[Full text: calculusmadeeasy.org]
Alberto Alberello retweeted
PUBLIC LECTURE: From Beer Tapping to Volcanic Eruptions and Supernovae: The Physics of Mass Transfer 🌋
This talk will be given by Dr Javier Rodriguez, at 6pm in the TPSC Lecture Theatre, next Thursday 11th July and will be followed by a drinks reception.
uea.ac.uk/events/view?id=568…
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A new study gets close to understanding where rogue waves come from + how to predict them.
"Our findings challenge previous thinking: that self-amplification doesn’t change the likelihood of rogue waves in the ocean," writes Alessandro Toffoli (@UniMelb). theconversation.com/rogue-wa…
Alberto Alberello retweeted
Ocean waves play a critical role in the Earth system: they affect many surface exchanges and act in both atmospheric and oceanic boundary layers. Find out what happened at a recent workshop on waves and wave-coupled processes held at ECMWF ➡️ ecmwf.int/en/about/media-cen…
#5thWSwaves
Alberto Alberello retweeted
A new study gets close to understanding where rogue waves come from + how to predict them.
"Our findings challenge previous thinking: that self-amplification doesn’t change the likelihood of rogue waves in the ocean," writes Alessandro Toffoli (@UniMelb). theconversation.com/rogue-wa…
Alberto Alberello retweeted
A new study gets close to understanding where rogue waves come from + how to predict them.
"Our findings challenge previous thinking: that self-amplification doesn’t change the likelihood of rogue waves in the ocean," writes Alessandro Toffoli (@UniMelb). theconversation.com/rogue-wa…
Alberto Alberello retweeted
⛴️A @UniMelb expedition to the southernmost waters encircling Antarctica has discovered that wind drives the formation of colossal rogue waves, and that these unpredictable waves occur more frequently than scientists had previously thought
scimex.org/newsfeed/giant-ro…
Alberto Alberello retweeted
Congrats @AlessandroTof11
Beautiful description of challenging Southern Ocean encounters:
Rogue waves in the ocean are much more common than anyone suspected, says new study theconversation.com/rogue-wa… via @ConversationEDU
Alberto Alberello retweeted
A new study gets close to understanding where rogue waves come from + how to predict them.
"Our findings challenge previous thinking: that self-amplification doesn’t change the likelihood of rogue waves in the ocean," writes Alessandro Toffoli (@UniMelb). theconversation.com/rogue-wa…
Alberto Alberello retweeted
An expedition to Antarctic waters has discovered that wind drives the formation of colossal rogue waves, and that these unpredictable waves occur more frequently than scientists had previously thought.
go.unimelb.edu.au/jjd8
Alberto Alberello retweeted
We explored the enigma of rogue waves in Earth's vast and mysterious oceans using stereo imaging to reveal the significance of wind force in causing them to occur more frequently than previously thought. @AlbeSquared @MarcelloVichi @nelli_filippo et al. @engunimelb
Observations of the Southern Ocean show that wind can produce the surface states needed to generate rare rogue waves
Letter: go.aps.org/3Jg9tzf
Focus: go.aps.org/3JgXEZC
Alberto Alberello retweeted
🌊 It’s day 2 of our #5thWSwaves workshop.
Follow our sessions on livestream, starting at 09:00 BST:
➡ Wave influences in the upper ocean
➡ Wave–sea–ice interactions
➡ Wave–current interactions
➡ Wave–coupled processes in extreme conditions
ecmwfevents.com/i/4fbc93c2-4…
Alberto Alberello retweeted
🌊 Thanks to all participants who attended our 5th workshop on waves and wave-coupled processes.
To catch up on any of the sessions, see recordings and presentations ➡️ events.ecmwf.int/e/5thWavesW…
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