Voting closes on Friday 20 April.

Nominations now close on 30 April 2018

The theme this time is “The invisible made visible: uncovering hidden patterns, trends and structures”. Send us your entries by 31st March.

Talks on buoyancy-generated turbulence (Abhishek Kumar) and superhydrophobic surfaces (Chris Fairhall) have been added - follow link below and select Recorded talks.

New competition for best fluids-themed thesis submitted during 2017.

The latest batch of SRVs has been announced. Applications for the next round should be made by 31st March.

Short Research Visits will now be awarded every 2 months, with the next deadline for proposals still 31 Jan.

The winning photo and video for Competition #2, 'The interface between solid and fluid mechanics', are featured on the Competition page.

The next Executive Committee meeting takes place on Friday 5th Jan. The draft agenda is available for comment.

A total of 7 recorded talks have been added to the Talks page

Meeting on Industrial and Scientific Problems in Interfacial Fluid Mechanics. Further details including programme at https://tinyurl.com/interface-SIG-m3 Email John Chapman c.j.chapman@keele.ac.uk to register

CISM Advanced Course 'Turbulent mixing in stratified flows' coordinated by Jean-Marc Chomaz (École Polytechnique, Paris) and Paul Linden (University of Cambridge). Full details of course may be found at https://tinyurl.com/cism-turb-mix

Abstracts should be submitted for oral or poster presentations by 16 March to stephane.vincent@u-pem.fr Full details on the conference, including practical information, can be found on the conference website: http://ti2018.onera.fr

The 13th SPHERIC International Workshop on Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics and related methods takes place in Galway, Ireland. There is an additional training day immediately before, 25 June. Submit abstracts by extended deadline of 28 February. See https://spheric2018.ie/ for full details.

3rd meeting of 'Fluid dynamics of liquid crystalline materials' SIG. Overview of workshop at https://tinyurl.com/liqcryst-m3 If you are interested in attending, contact Dr Apala Majumdar (a.majumdar@bath.ac.uk).

Deadline for abstracts has passed, but full details about the conference are on the website http://www.iccfd.org/iccfd10/index.html.

Details available at https://tinyurl.com/oxford-modelling-camp Register and submit letter of recommendation by 18 May 2018.

The 'Fluid mechanics of cleaning and decontamination' SIG is holding a 2-day conference at INI. Submit abstracts and register by 18 May. Full details including registration form at https://www.newton.ac.uk/event/sig Flyer at https://tinyurl.com/sig-cleaning-ini

Focused meeting dedicated to exploring the science, engineering, and use of micro- to nanoscale acoustofluidics. Registration opens 15 May. Full details: https://cbmsociety.org/conferences/acoustofluidics18/

The FINAL deadline for submission of 3-page summaries is Friday 15th June, 2018 (5.00pm). Details at website http://www.mace.manchester.ac.uk/news/recent-news/16th-ercoftac-osborne-reynolds-day---final-call-for-submissions.htm Registration for the event is free via the Eventbrite portal https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/16th-osborne-reynolds-day-competition-tickets-42861883046

Registration opens 9 Apr. Submit abstracts by 8 May. Conference website: https://tinyurl.com/wes-conf-2018

Includes programme of talks and mini-symposia, many with a fluids interest. Register by 25 May to secure campus accommodation (after this date, you must make your own arrangements). Visit the conference website: http://dynamicsday2018.lboro.ac.uk/index.html

The third annual UK Fluids Conference will be held at the University of Manchester in September. Full details may be found at https://ukfluidsconference2018.weebly.com/ Abstracts for oral/poster presentations now being accepted through Monday 23 April.

Submit abstracts by 14 May (extended deadline). Full details on conference website https://hrlm7.sciencesconf.org/.

1st announcement of next year's ERCOFTAC Autumn Festival and Da Vinci Competition.