Graham Bruce

Premier Sports app (but not website) showing both Fiji and Samoa matches as being on there

Richly deserved. Along similar lines, who would @romanmars.bsky.social put on the Mount Rushmore of podcasting?

a man with long hair and a beard is being called a wizard ALT: a man with long hair and a beard is being called a wizard

Not a label I would ever have expected...

The real deal: our fascination with fakes – and how to sp... With talented counterfeiters at the top of their game, how on earth do you spot a fake? And does it really matter anyway?

Grateful to have been included in a Feature in ‪@theobserveruk.bsky.social‬ focussing on "fake spotters", available online today. This gives an overview of our work to tackle counterfeit spirits using laser spectroscopy, which we hope to see in use very soon!

observer.co.uk/style/featur...

Estimating full-field displacement in biological images using deep learning - npj Artificial Intelligence npj Artificial Intelligence - Estimating full-field displacement in biological images using deep learning

DEFORM-Net out in npj Artificial Intelligence — an #open-source, unsupervised deep learning tool for full-field displacement estimation in microscopy videos with #ImageJ #FIJI plugin.
Led by Philip Wijesinghe & Soloman Warsop — huge congratulations to the whole team!
www.nature.com/articles/s44...

More context for our work on detecting poisonous 19th century books, via the University Collections blog:

university-collections.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/2025/02/24/p...

Recent work by Graham Bruce and University Libraries and Museums on finding poisonous 19th Century books is now featured in the exhibition ‘Poisonous Books – dangers from the past’, at the Wardlaw Museum until 23rd March. Entry is free for all. @grahamdbruce.bsky.social

A Toast to Authenticity The proof is in the lightingA single bottle of The Macallan 1926 recently fetched £2.1 million at auction, but even the world's most valuable whiskies are not immune to counterfeiters. As rare Scotch ...

It was a pleasure to speak to The Saint student newspaper recently about our work in whisky authentication: www.thesaint.scot/post/a-toast...

For research articles, see doi.org/10.1039/D0AY..., doi.org/10.1364/OE.4... and doi.org/10.1016/j.cr...

Its Calcutta Cup week, so time to dust off this old classic

youtu.be/WIpu1Kmhq94?...

New paper, with colleagues in Adelaide and Nottingham: doi.org/10.1088/2515...

The developmental potential of a mammalian oocyte can be inferred from the motion of a particle optically trapped in the extracellular matrix!

This has important potential implications for fertility research.

If you are in the St Andrews area, our current project on detecting arsenical pigments in Victorian books features in this fantastic exhibition at the Wardlaw Museum!

Yes, please!

Delighted to have received funding from this Accelerator. Our team @uniofstandrews.bsky.social will be delivering impact in the heritage sector: deploying a new tool to detect arsenical pigments in 19th Century books in collections across Scotland.

Non-equilibrium Dynamics of Open Quantum Systems

Here we go! I'm advertising two PhD projects in the School of Physics & Astronomy!

One is all about developing new ways to model open quantum systems: www.ph.ed.ac.uk/phd-projects...

The other is about disorder and many-body localisation: www.ph.ed.ac.uk/phd-projects...

Just ask for more info!

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