Levitating objects using sound

I recently contributed an article on acoustic levitation to Frontiers for Young Minds. This is part of a collection on…

Book published

Ultrasonic array imaging for non-destructive testing

The June 2020 issue of Physics World features a nice article on acoustic displays. It’s entitled “Making images with sound”…

Back in the summer we spent a day filming with BBC Studios. This was for a new series called The…

James Dacey of Physics World interviewed me about my work on ultrasonic non-destructive testing. The interview also covered why this…

Nearly seven years after a powerful tsunami caused catastrophic damage to Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear-power plant, the clean-up and recovery…

Digested Read of Virtual Vortices paper Digested Read of Coherent Nonlinear Ultrasonic Imaging paper

What would happen if we had no non-destructive safety testing? In short, the modern world would grind to a halt.

Could there be any truth in the use of acoustic levitation in the building of the pyramids? And how about frogs?

As academics we should get out there and tell the general public what we do and why. Science and society should be inexorably linked.