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We welcome Dr. Thomas Videbaek, a Physicist, to The Ivory Tower Boiler Room. Thomas sent us these images of viscous fingering.

Img1 Source: https://nagelgroup.uchicago.edu/Nagel-Group/researchdir/instabilities.html

This is from my old group's website.

Img2 Source: https://www.multiverseseries.org/blog/category/phenomenaofgrowth

This is from an art collaboration that a previous postdoc in our group is working on with regards to her research.

Img3 Source: https://www.moma.org/collection/works/33503

Also, as another example that might be relatable, viscous fingering is what causes some of the features that form with the art technique decalcomania. In this piece you can see the fingering structures in the mane of the lion. Twitter: @IvoryBoilerRoom Facebook: The Ivory Tower Boiler Room Email: [email protected]

Welcome to the Ivory Tower Boiler Room's first ever Poetry Playhouse. We're so excited to release our episode at the end of National Poetry Month. For a list of poems please see: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uhKhJU8hf_pNfqc7QlPV7lGk0rYs-FSul-h1HMxPoA8/edit?usp=sharing Twitter: @IvoryBoilerRoom Website: ivorytowerboilerroom.com Facebook: The Ivory Tower Boiler Room Email: [email protected]

Website: www.ivorytowerboilerroom.com (in progress) Look out for our website launch on Twitter and Facebook. Twitter: @IvoryBoilerRoom Facebook: The Ivory Tower Boiler Room, Music: Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte" Overture, Emily and Michael O'Brien's "Blackberry Blossom"

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(Non-Spotify Version) Content Warning: This episode contains intense discussions about depression, anxiety, trauma, sexual assault, violence, and other mental health issues. See Sexual Assault Resources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1g5emgBqoYtDs2gEFVKdFhfbvHDsMQx8-cCR7MstsnIw/edit?usp=sharing Twitter: @IvoryBoilerRoom Facebook: The Ivory Tower Boiler Room Mary DiPipi: @dipips Erika Grumet: @Whatthemamasaw. Thanks to Emily and Michael O'Brien for their song "Blackberry Blossom."

(Non-Spotify Version) Content Warning: This episode contains intense discussions about depression, anxiety, trauma, sexual assault, violence, and other mental health issues. See this link for a detailed list of mental health resources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y287QOm95VqwOk7cfI3YQYXeezLOQifzNgF8Ma6XrAk/edit?usp=sharing

"Blackberry Blossom" (Emily O'Brien and Michael O'Brien

Dr. Karen Karbiener's Bio: https://liberalstudies.nyu.edu/content/nyu-as/liberalstudies/about/faculty-listing/karen-karbiener.html Episode Notes, including texts mentioned, can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/167vvSmF6IC6gQDQsRFnKPzx7f-owPjm0g1f6dhxC3kQ/edit We end the episode with "Allegro in C Major" from one of Whitman's favorite composers, Mozart.