The long-predicted advancements in computing technology have become more widely available in the last few years. Which will undoubtedly...

In the previous article, I presented the problem of gut instincts and personal preferences in decision-making and argued that we need a...

Using gut instincts Are you a glass half-empty or half-full kind of person? The question paints optimism and pessimism as a personality...

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January is a month that even the best of us usually just have to get through with gritted teeth, but for the life of a creative, the...

The scientific imagination is now profoundly digital in a way that owes much to Turing, Von Nuemann and the first days of scientific...

Last Friday we had the honour of exhibiting at ‘Science and Art Twilight’ at Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) in Burlington House...

We were recently presenting at a Science Has no Borders: Unwrapped! (ShnB) interactive event at UCL that was really exciting to be a part of

What is novelty? Is there really such a thing as 'novelty' in reality, or does it all depend on your perspective and existing knowledge?...

By the end of this article, I promise you will understand what scientists usually mean when they talk about ‘complexity’ which is also...