August 2017 I gave an interview about my research on hairy surfaces with the Naked Scientists at the University of Cambridge. You can listen to the interview by following the link above, or clicking here.
I worked with Felice Frankel during my postdoc at MIT. She made a beautiful photograph of my elastomer hairs (above). This photograph is featured in her latest book. Anyone who is attracted to the intersection of STEM and art will fall in love with this book, just like I have.
My research on hairy surfaces was featured in FYFD website: a valuable resource for fluid mechanics education and research, maintained by Nicole Sharp.
I've been a member of the American Physical Society since 2014. I'm also a member of APS's Topical Group on Soft Matter.
In April 2013, my colleague Ruben Pool and I gave an interview over our research at AMOLF with the Swammerdam science radio program on Amsterdam FM. You can listen to the interview here. The interview is in Dutch.
Spring 2013 I contributed a movie of a contractile active gel to the art installation "Steps of Science" by Nienke Korthof. In this installation, the movie is captured as a lenticular tile on the floor. The movie plays as the viewer walks by.