FYFD is my fluid dynamics outreach website. FYFD is dedicated to sharing the awesomeness that is fluid dynamics with the world—whether or not you care for calculus. It features a new post about the physics of liquids, gases, plasmas, or granular materials every weekday, and uses photos, videos, and research from scientists, engineers, and artists around the world, accompanied by a short explanation written by me, to get people excited about physics most of them see every day but never learn about formally.

Since its start in 2010, FYFD has grown enormously and been featured in numerous venues, some of which are highlighted on the Press page. FYFD has been and continues to be a labor of love, even though it is now my full-time focus. There are ways to work with me and help support FYFD whether you’re a casual fan, a researcher, or a company.

350,000+ followers*	9,400+ subscribers*	7,200+ followers*

*As of June 2020

Quotes

Here are some of the kind things people have said about FYFD:

“[…] we love the way [FYFD] communicates the marvels of fluid dynamics to people who lack the expertise to understand the complex mathematics behind it. The messy technicalities of flowing matter often get short shrift in popular-science writing, but the glorious videos and images on FYFD suggest that the problem was mostly with the medium, not the message.” – Physics World #

“[FYFD] is quickly becoming my new favorite blog.” – Robert T. Gonzalez, io9 #

“Chalk this up under “Blogs You Ought to be Following”. The Tumblr [FYFD] is a great place to find succinct, clear explanations of the forces that make things flow. – Maggie Koerth-Baker, BoingBoing #

“A wonderful blog, and not just for the name.” – Ed Yong, Discover Blogs #