Fluids Writing Competition – now open!
2 March 2021
Last update: 02/03/21 16:28
Are you passionate about fluid mechanics and its applications? Are you looking to develop your writing skills and engage with an audience that’s just as enthusiastic on the subject as you are?
The Journal of Fluid Mechanics and Flow: Applications of Fluid Mechanics would like to invite you to submit a story as part of our Fluids Writing Competition. If this sounds like the opportunity for you, our guidelines are as follows.
- Entries must be written for a broad scientific audience and no longer than 700 words.
- Stories must be based on a paper published in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics. If your institution does not have access, you can use Focus on Fluids papers or papers which have been published open access.
- Stories must be submitted by 5:00pm GMT on Friday, 19th March, 2021.
Winners will receive a certificate on behalf of the Journal of Fluid Mechanics and Flow: Applications of Fluid Mechanics, will have their stories published on the fluid mechanics blog and will have their work promoted via Cambridge University Press subject-level social media accounts!
Questions and completed entries can be submitted to jfmprize@cambridge.org. Because we expect this competition to generate a great deal of interest, please use the subject “Fluids Writing Competition” when sending your email.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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Dear sir,
Please provide the details of the competition.
Thank you
Krishna Solanke
Details of the competition can be found in the post above.
When do you estimate that you will get back with the competition results? And are we going to get notified if we either win or not?
Many Thanks
Hi Jorge,
Thanks for your interest in the competition! Competition results will be announced in early April. Winners will be notified, and announced on the blog and on social media channels.
If you have any further questions, feel free to email jfmprize@cambridge.org.
Thanks again,
Jesse
Hi Jesse,
Thanks so much for the helpful information and for this opportunity. I will then keep myself posted with the social media channels and if I have any further questions I can let you know via email.
Thanks again,
Jorge
Hello
I’m just seeing this; can I still give it a short?
I’m very passionate about fluids mechanics and I write with ease too
Regards
Hello,
I am a doctoral student in Fluid and Thermal Sciences. Are there any more such events in future? I would love to participate.
Best wishes.
Hi,
I am reading this only now. I am working on convection event modeling and observation over oceanic regions. I would like to ask if it possible to submit something for the next edition. My best regards,
Athanasia