47 - Mark Blyth, Applications of fluid dynamics in biology

Travels in a Mathematical World by Peter Rowlett

Nov 22, 200909:26Science & Medicine

Episode 47. Dr Mark Blyth of University of East Anglia (UEA) talks about his work applying fluid dynamics and elastomechanics to problems in biology and medicine. For more info and show notes visit

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