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Issue 17 team
Bethany is a PhD student at Imperial, researching swimming cells and fluids. You can often find her putting bugs in her code or fuelling her caffeine addiction.
TD is an undergraduate at UCL who actually understands the 1967 James Bond spoof
Casino Royale, starring David Niven, Peter Sellers, Woody Allen, and Orson Welles as
Le Chiffre.
Madeleine is a former pHd StUdEnT in mathematics and behavioural genomics at Imperial College London. She likes open water swimming, toast, the Oxford comma, and tHiS mEmE. She has still found none of her optimised strokes of any use in the Serpentine.
Ellen is a PhD student at UCL studying fluid mechanics. She specialises in the flow around droplets and ice particles.
Sophie Maclean is a recent maths graduate from the University of Cambridge and very much misses her degree. She has no free time—she is a Chalkdust editor.
Matthew is a postdoctoral researcher at University College London. He hasn’t had time to play Klax since the noughties, but he’s pretty sure that Coke is it!
Belgin is a data scientist having got her PhD in population genetics. When not working, you can usually find Belgin either playing the piano or playing
Math Blaster. She is pictured here standing next to her copy of Zeeman’s catastrophe machine.
Jakob is a PhD student and mathematician from London and works mainly in differential geometry. In his spare time, he likes to draw, and think about mathematics in art.
Bea is a PhD student in the computer science department at UCL. Since joining the team she’s found that the other editors find the phrase ‘it needs more white space’ very triggering.