Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew krause

What is as hypnotising as a beautiful goldfish circling its bowl, but can help you understand the way a virus can spread? The answer is one of the beautiful interactive simulations produced by VisualPDE ! In this podcast we talk to Benjamin Walker from University College London, and to Adam Townsend and Andrew Krause from Durham University, who together created this online solver of partial differential equations.  Such equations describe how quantities change over space and time and therefore used throughout science to describe processes that play out in the real world — from the transmission of airborne viruses to the flow of water during a flood. Ben, Andrew and Adam tell us about their motivation for building VisualPDE and what they can do with it. We met Ben, Andrew and Adam through the Mathsci-comm network for people who communicate maths and data science to non-expert audiences. As you can see by playing with the simulation below, VisualPDE  is a great tool for communicating maths research to non-experts, as well as allowing mathematicians to quickly simulate what their mathematical models can tell them. Adam is also part of the team behind the brilliant Chalkdust, a magazine for the mathematically curious. Why not order the latest issue for a Christmas gift? Play with the simulation! Suppose that lots of people are sitting in a sealed room and one of them is infectious. We'll assume that the infectious person is constantly producing virus-laden particles that spread out around them and lose their potency over time. The simulation below shows what this might look like. The colour corresponds to the concentration or amount of the virus in the air. With VisualPDE, we're not just limited to watching a simulation: we can interact with it too. Clicking in the room will introduce some viral particles to the air, as if someone with an infection had coughed (coughing is actually a lot more complicated and is the focus of lots of research). Try clicking to see what difference a cough can make. Though each cough introduces some virus to the room, it looks like it quickly decays away until we can't even tell it was there. So, does this mean we shouldn't be worried about a cough? To explore this further, let's look at the probability (or chance) of getting an infection, which is related but not equal to the virus concentration. Specifically, we'll look at the chance of catching the virus assuming that you'd been in the same location for the duration of the simulation. With VisualPDE, we can do this by switching to the Probability View by pressing and choosing "Probability". Now for the goldfish. People don't always stay still in the middle of rooms. Unsurprisingly, the movement of an infected individual can have a big impact on the spread of a virus. The next simulation is set up so that the source of the infection moves around the room, as if they were a waiter going between tables in a restaurant, perhaps. The air conditioner is turned off, so that the air in the room is still.   The Probability View shows the build-up of a ring of likely infections as the infectious person circles the room. A quick look at the Concentration View shows their circular path, leaving a trail of viral particles behind them. To find out more about this simulation and how to explore it, go to the VisualPDE site. The two scientific papers mentioned in the podcast are: Predicting the spatio-temporal infection risk in indoor spaces using an efficient airborne transmission model by Zechariah Lau, Ian M. Griffiths, Aaron English and Katerina Kaouri Turing Instabilities are Not Enough to Ensure Pattern Formation by Andrew L. Krause, Eamonn A. Gaffney, Thomas Jun Jewell, Václav Klika and Benjamin J. Walker 

In this STtalks episode, we sit down STgenetics Genetic Reproductive Advisor, Andrew Krause, and his client Jason Felling of Felling Dairy. Felling Dairy was awarded platinum recognition as part of the 2022 Excellence in Dairy Cattle Reproduction Awards, the highest honor when it comes to reproductive excellence. We discuss how Felling Dairy partners with STgenetics to achieve some of their success!

This podcast is an interview style show where each episode will have a different person(s) with a different interesting story, job, thing to plug, etc. Depending on how things go I may get people in local bands, businesses, who knows!   On this episode Chippa is joined by Andrew Krause!!!   Andrew is one of my very best friends and has spent a large portion of his life moving up the ranks at Target.  He is also an Eagle Scout and is very active in the Boy Scouts of America and offers some welcome perspective into that organization.    Listen as Andrew and Chippa discuss many things, including Andrew's love for Broadway.  Yup they get some good Hamilton puns in as well :)   Enjoy! RSS Feed Validated Successfully

Our Conscious Neighbor, Andrew Krause, joins us to talk about the EGO! Andrew is a Certified Yoga Instructor and teacher trainer who studies yogic philosophy as well as co-owns a couple studios with his wife in Northern Illinois. With a degree in Business Administration and minor in Psychology, this guy love to talk about how the mind works. Join us as we dive deep into the ego's understanding, misconceptions, and philosophical details. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/consciousneighborhood/support

Phil invited Andrew Krause (a fellow Giants fan) in to talk about Daniel Jones, the NFC East showdown on Sunday Night Football, the brutally efficient Patriots defense, and the Jets finally putting one in the win column. Plus, a new feature; NFL Tweet of the Week! 

Patrick Sasser on the 3 toll bills pushed through by Connecticut lawmakers (0:00), Super Attorneys Hugh Keefe and Tara Knight help the Tribe and Street Pete with his neighbor's tree hanging over his yard (12:12), the KISS farewell show this weekend, and the time Jimmy Koplik wound up in handcuffs because of pyrotechnics (26:53), Andrew Krause's brother-in-law Brendan calls in to respond to yesterday's segment about their uncomfortable living situation (37:06), and Dumb Ass News - elderly Long Island woman accidentally calls a car dealership for help with her new scale (47:27).

Andrew Tisdale, the Easton 911 operator who took the call from the ShopRite lady (0:00), Street Pete found a bag in the station parking lot, then Steve, the owner of the bag, called in to explain how it went missing (9:56), Dr. Tammy helps Andrew Krause with his problematic living situation with his brother in law (24:26), and Mitch from Jersey Mike's for Day of Giving (31:06). Image: releon8211 / iStock / Getty Images Plus

The playoffs are here, and Patriots are trying to play underdog. Andrew Krause was in with Phil to break down the matchups this weekend, the upsets from the Wild Card round, and why Dak Prescott is the most dangerous quarterback still playing.

The launch episode of Phil's Pigskin Podcast features Andrew Krause, who was in to discuss the absurdity of the Philadelphia Eagles being defending champions, the Thursday Night games still not working, and the exciting rookies Jets and Giants fans are looking to for some big production this season.

Dr. Krause, ND, explains how taking a break from your social media, email and text notifications can help reduce stress and boost resilience.

Dr. Krause, ND, explains why it's okay to seek professional help for excessive stress, anxiety and depression.

In this episode of The Functional Medicine Radio Show, Dr. Carri's special guest Dr. Andrew Krause explains how to choose quality supplements. After an undergraduate degree at the University of Ottawa, Dr. Krause studied at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine. Since graduating, he has been a licensed Naturopathic Doctor in private practice in Kitchener […] The post How to Choose Quality Supplements with Dr. Andrew Krause appeared first on The Functional Medicine Radio Show With Dr. Carri.

In the first weekly installment of the Midweek Starter Podcast, Brian Sakowski, Jheremy Brown, and Andrew Krause talk about the 2016 MLB Draft and break down players that they've recently seen in person (A.J. Puk, Connor Jones, Buddy Reed, Eric Lauer) and take a brief look at the national landscape as it stands in late February.

Andrew is a good friend who exudes a wisdom and calm that caused mutual friends to request this interview not knowing that he was always on my list. He is a strong advocate for full person health and he brings that to his Naturopathic practice in Kitchener Ontario where he was for this conversation. Enjoy. Habit of Thought: Look for the silver lining or positive angle and look for that quickly. Habit of Action: Imbed activity into life. Greatest area of strength:  Confident speaker and very social. Great at developing relationships. Training for this area: Get yourself out there and practice. “It's hard to practice relationships when you're home alone.” Book: Mindset - Carol Dweck Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard - Chip Heath Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness - Richard H. Thaler Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience - Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion - Robert B. Cialdini  Web resource: http://fizzle.co Contact: Twitter: krausehealth www.krausehealthsolutions.com