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Daily Archives: 5 March 2023
Renaissance Man?
This week the sad news of the death of physicist and erstwhile colleague Tom McLeish was announced, a soft matter theorist and committed interdisciplinarian – as well as a committed Christian. He is particularly associated with developing theories for the … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in ICI, interdisciplinary, Interdisciplinary Science, polymer melts, Research, Tom McLeish
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John Jackson OBE (1934 – 2023)
It is good to read about a life well-lived, I think. Especially if you struggle with your own existential dread. (Following Covid, isn’t that all of us, to a degree?) My mother’s Uncle, John, to us “Uncle John” even though … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Burton Albion FC, Faith, in loving memory, John Jackson, Life, obituary, unlikely fandom
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