Tom Hyatt (@tomhyatt.co.uk)

Tom Hyatt

@tomhyatt.co.uk

artist • scientist • musician • academic • maker 🎨 🧲 🎵 📚 👾 Art/Science PhD Researcher @ LJMU MPhysPhil @ Oxford http://tomhyatt.co.uk

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MA Art in Science

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Interested in art-science interactions & want to undertake practice-based research at Master’s level? Find out more about MA Art in Science programme at Liverpool John Moores University here > link in bio. #sciart #artscience #postgrad Image by Orla Linehan-Fox

Tom Hyatt

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A huge thank you to the @britsciassoc.bsky.social for selecting me to deliver their 'Science and the Arts' Award Lecture at the British Science Festival 2026 last month. (📸 Nosa Malcolm for the British Science Association)

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Tom Hyatt

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There was time to enjoy the rest of the festival, too. I was particularly impressed by James Wylie's installation, bringing fish senses into our human umwelt, and also felt very lucky to be able to experience Drew Crawford's sonic experiments, performed live on two interfering grand pianos.

Tom Hyatt

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Congrats to James Brown and co. for putting on a great programme! A real pleasure to be part of it. Special thanks to @artinsciencema.bsky.social for pushing me to apply, and to Natasha Niethamer for all the support (and for booking to see cool things while I was busy prepping).

I really enjoyed the opportunity to share and demonstrate some of the things I’ve been working on as part of my PhD exploring ‘Electromagnetic Art’… to a sold out room no less! Fortunately there was a bit of time left for some interesting questions and conversations afterwards.

Tom Hyatt

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15 Sept

Over the last six years, I’ve been doing a PhD at @ljmuofficial.bsky.social at the interface between art and science, researching ‘Electromagnetic Art’: What is it? How might we make it? Why would we want to?

What’s more, it’s all sold out! I can’t believe it, and can’t wait. There will be some seating available on the door, and you can also read this interview I did with @alanbarker830.bsky.social over on the @britsciassoc.bsky.social blog: www.britishscienceassociation.org/blog/what-is...

britishscienceassociation.orgWhat is Electromagnetic Art?Writer and science communication expert Alan Barker speaks to Tom Hyatt from Liverpool John Moores University ahead of his British Science Festival 2026 Award Lecture, 'Electromagnetic art'.

Tom Hyatt

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15 Sept

(Special thanks to @mrk87.bsky.social for supporting my lecture application!)

Tomorrow all that work comes together at #BritishScienceFestival at @unisouthampton.bsky.social , where I’ve been selected to deliver this year’s ‘Science and the Arts’ Award Lecture.

Tom Hyatt

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15 Sept

I’ll be talking about James Clerk Maxwell, who created our first representation of the electromagnetic field. I’ll be talking about travelling to the USA chasing the most electromagnetic medium I could think of. And I’ll be demonstrating some of the original art practice developed in my research.

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LJMU Open Research Team

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4 Nov 2025

Our Carve Your PhD @ljmudoctoral.bsky.social winners are here! We were blown away by the creativity and carving skills demonstrated by our fantastic entrants! The judges' first choice was: Tom Hyatt, School of Arts & Creative Industries: Electromagnetic Art: A Portrait of James Clerk Maxwell

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