Here are a few of the places my work and I have appeared.

Quick jumps: Newspapers and Magazines | Radio and Podcasts | Video | Websites and Blogs

Newspapers and Magazines

• APS News – #ThankAScientist
• APS News – Art and science in the Gallery of Fluid Motion
• APS News – The Women of Fluid Mechanics: Personal Stories and Practical Advice
• APS News – This Month in Physics History – January 15, 1919: Physics and the Boston Molasses Flood

• Associated Press – 100 years ago in Boston: The day molasses was deadly fast
• Associated Press – Slow as molasses? Sweet but deadly 1919 disaster explained

• Axios – 6 Colorado women honored in statue collection

• Corvallis Gazette-Times – Library science videos do a deep dive on pressure
• Corvallis Gazette-Times – Video: Diving deep for pressure

• Der Spiegel – Der süße Brei

• Die Welt – Das Geheimnis hinter dem tödlichen Sirup-Tsunami
• Die Welt – Ihr Zuchen zog die Menschen in den tödlichen Sirup

• Forbes – The Science of Storytelling: Inspiring the Next Generation of Female STEM Leaders

• Metro Boston – Black treacle tide: 100 year anniversary of the Great Molasses Flood

• NBC News – The Great Boston Molasses Flood of 1919 killed 21 after 2 million gallon tank erupted

• New Scientist – Incredible physics behind the deadly 1919 Boston Molasses Flood

• Physics World – Weblife

• The Boston Globe – 5 questions you may have about Boston’s deadly Great Molasses Flood, answered

• The Guardian – Study reveals why so many met a sticky end in Boston’s Great Molasses Flood

• The New York Times – Solving the mystery behind the deadly ‘tsunami of molasses’ of 1919

• Wired – 101 Signals: The 22 thinkers, websites, explorers, and feeds that will keep you in on all the science news

Radio and Podcasts

• ACS Orbitals – Episode 28: The Great Molasses Flood of 1919

• Australian Broadcasting Corporation – Nightlife – This Week in History: The Boston Molasses Flood
• Australian Broadcasting Corporation – The Science Show – Fluid dynamics – a part of everyday life

• Brains On! – Moment of Um, How do flu vaccines work?

• CBC Radio – As It Happens – Science explains what made the Boston Molasses Flood of 1919 so deadly

• Historium Unearthia – Episode 20: A Great Molasses Flood Swept Through Boston in 1919

• Improbable Research – Can a cat be both a solid and a liquid?
• Improbable Research – Fold when wet, if naked underwater
• Improbable Research – How much saliva does a five-year-old kid produce?
• Improbable Research – Leaping fish injuries and the trauma center
• Improbable Research – Smelly people in the office
• Improbable Research – Standardized food glops
• Improbable Research – Stress analysis of a strapless evening gown
• Improbable Research – The attempt to automatically recognize boredom
• Improbable Research – The real-life Wizard of Oz
• Improbable Research – Walking on feet in the city
• Improbable Research – Where do messes come from?
• Improbable Research – You Bastard

• NPR – A deadly tsunami of molasses in Boston’s North End
• NPR – Remembering the Great Boston Molasses Flood, 100 years later

• Physics World – “Could Humans Run on Water?”

• Radio 3 Scienza – Evviva l’errore! – 1 (~29 min. mark)

• Radio New Zealand – Nights – The Great Molasses Flood of 1919

• Science Friday – A Salute to Head-Scratching Science
• Science Friday – Celebrating Science With Silliness: The 2016 Ig Nobel Prizes
• Science Friday – From Cat Rheology to Operatic Incompetence
• Science Friday – Science Awards of the Sillier Sort

• Science! With Friends – #36 Nicole Sharp: She Got Flow

• Stationery Orbit – Episode 22 – Learning about fountain pen fluid dynamics from Nicole Sharp

• The Mesh Up – Episode 4: Rough Around the Edges

Video

9News Denver

Improbable Research

Physics Girl

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Websites and Blogs

• 9News Denver – 6 Colorado women featured in exhibit at Smithsonian

• BoingBoing – How to: Turn water instantly into snow
• BoingBoing – It’s not a horror movie, it’s physics
• BoingBoing – Supersonic airflow in a rocket nozzle

• Business Insider – How a 7-meter wave of sticky molasses may have killed 21 people in 1919
• Business Insider – Physics of the curve ball
• Business Insider – Watch how particles in the air swirl around the globe

• BuzzFeed – 21 geeky things you might not know about beer, explained by physics
• BuzzFeed – Mesmerizing proof that you can make a droplet of liquid levitate
• BuzzFeed – U.S. gold medalist Tyler Clary looks like an alien

• Colossal – Dancing droplets: Researchers solve the strange puzzle of attraction in drops of food coloring

• Cornell Engineering – Nicole Sharp ’09, Celebrated Science Communicator – Not Your Typical Post-Ph.D. Path

• Cornellians – 3D-Printed Statues Celebrate Women in STEM — Including Six Cornellians

• Cosmos – Deadly molasses flood surged faster than Olympic swimmers

• Deep Sea News – #Slowmocean satisfying your need for sublime slow motion wave videos

• Dice – Nicole Sharp: Taking fluid dynamics to a whole new level

• Discover – But Not Simpler – Nerds and words: Week 18
• Discover – Not Exactly Rocket Science – I’ve got your missing links right here (22 October 2011)

• Gizmodo – A match being lit like you’ve never seen before
• Gizmodo – Disgusting fish slime is an amazingly versatile material
• Gizmodo – Even simple convection can look beautiful
• Gizmodo – Math has never looked as pretty as this
• Gizmodo – Ponder the physics of chocolate fountains during your New Year’s revels
• Gizmodo – Researchers dig into Boston’s mysterious ‘tsunami of molasses’
• Gizmodo – Slow-mo video reveals raindrops on sand behave like asteroid impacts
• Gizmodo – The Brazil nut effect is more complicated than you think
• Gizmodo – The science inside your blender
• Gizmodo – This disgusting pink plume could help us clean up oil spills
• Gizmodo – This is how astronauts can now drink liquids in space
• Gizmodo – This is how to test a supersonic car in a wind tunnel
• Gizmodo – This is what happens when you combine ferrofluids and glowsticks
• Gizmodo – This is what happens when you ignite methane with a laser
• Gizmodo – Watch what happens to this drop of water when it hits hot oil
• Gizmodo – Watching blood dry is surprisingly interesting
• Gizmodo – We can’t stop watching this video of flowing sand art
• Gizmodo – Why didn’t high school science look this beautiful?

• History Channel – Why the Great Molasses Flood was so deadly

• Improbable Research – A man, his oobleck, and his hydraulic press
• Improbable Research – A sharp look at Iggy fluid dynamics
• Improbable Research – Dr. Nicole Sharp (FYFD) is now officially statuesque
• Improbable Research – New research on the fluid dynamics of the Boston Molasses Flood
• Improbable Research – Sheep are a fluid (as will be explained tonight in Washington)

• io9 – A beautiful reminder that physics is everywhere, even in soap
• io9 – A giant, fiery mustache makes this already awesome photo that much awesomer
• io9 – A Lego pirate is sacrificed to a colossal wave in the name of science
• io9 – A simple but elegant demonstration of fluid density
• io9 – Behold, the bizarre physics of the “Gobbling Drop”
• io9 – Can you guess the subject of this photo?
• io9 – Can you guess the subject of this photograph?
• io9 – Can you guess what this is an image of?
• io9 – Few things are as captivating as ink billowing through water in slow-mo
• io9 – Gravity-defying fluids are the most mind-blowing thing you’ve seen all week
• io9 – Have you ever seen a soap bubble bounce?
• io9 – Here’s a beautiful fluid dynamics experiment that begins in your shower
• io9 – Here’s what happens when you throw water into hot oil
• io9 – High speed video reveals the bizarre physics of an ordinary water droplet
• io9 – High-speed video reveals the surprising beauty of moth flight
• io9 – High-speed videography reveals the beauty of dove flight
• io9 – How to model a white hole in your sink
• io9 – How to walk on water
• io9 – The physics of fire, gasoline, and sheer unbridled idiocy
• io9 – The physics of fluid, revealed in spellbinding color
• io9 – The science of amber waves of grain
• io9 – These slow-motion videos of fluids vibrating on speakers are wonderful
• io9 – This amazing video reveals the physics of skipping rocks
• io9 – This perpetual beer machine is fake, BUT THAT DOESN’T MEAN WE CAN’T DREAM
• io9 – Time-lapse footage of April’s Calbuco eruption is otherworldly
• io9 – Watch ten years’ of global weather unfold in just three minutes
• io9 – Watch this drop of water have an orgasm
• io9 – We could watch this bouncing water droplet all day long
• io9 – What do supernovae and salad dressing have in common?
• io9 – What the hell is going on with these balls?
• io9 – Your afternoon catharsis: liquid droplets coalescing in slow motion
• io9 – Your guide to one of the coolest physics demonstrations of all time
• io9 – Your new desktop background: Supersonic wind tunnel edition

• LiveScience – Great Molasses Flood of 1919: Why this deluge of goo was so deadly

• Mashable – 10 Must-Follow Tumblrs for Science Lovers

• National Geographic – Curiously Krulwich – Help! I’m trapped in a drop of water
• National Geographic – National Geographic News – Natural lube powers one of the world’s fastest fish
• National Geographic – Not Exactly Rocket Science – I’ve got your missing links right here (15 June 2013)
• National Geographic – Not Exactly Rocket Science – I’ve got your missing links right here (16 November 2013)

• Neatorama – Photography of liquid droplet collisions
• Neatorama – Physics of water balloons

• NPR – How to tell if watching the eclipse damaged your eyes
• NPR – Krulwich Wonders – A tough little droplet fights to stick around

• Pointwise – Another Fine Mesh – 8 questions with Nicole Sharp of FYFD

• Popular Mechanics – Even a soda bottle rocket can do one of a fighter jet’s coolest tricks

• Popular Science – McDonalds’ fancy new straw doesn’t suck

• Science – Going with the flow

• Science Alert – Scientists reveal the deadly physics of Boston’s molasses tsunami of 1919

• Smithsonian Magazine – The sticky science behind the deadly Boston molasses disaster

• The Atlantic – “Paint is probably the Internet’s second favorite non-Newtonian fluid to vibrate on a speaker”

• The Verge – Give your mind a break with fluid dynamics videos

• Thrillist – How a Cruise Ship Floats—In Terms Even a Toddler Could Understand

• Tumblr – Tumblr Year-in-Review – Lifetime achievement awards

• Txchnologist – Rock it: Speaker helps control rocket engine blast

• Wired – What’s up with that: The bizarre liquid that sometimes acts like a solid

• With a Science Degree – Nicole Sharp, PhD

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