The Exciting Physics behind Quantum Locking
1.0. Introduction: Cryogenics is the field of physics dedicated to the study of extremely low temperatures. By the beginning of…
Talking Engineering (2) with Lord John Browne, Former CEO of BP
Episode 2 of Talking Engineering: An Interview with Lord Browne, June 2020 After graduating with a First Class degree in…
Nano Chemistry
What is Nano Chemistry? In the last few years, due to extensive research undertaken by scientists all over the world,there…
On the Essence of Time
How we perceive and measure time. Time – we experience its steady passing every day of our lives. It is…
Decoding Artificial Intelligence
Modern day Artificial Intelligence? Artificial intelligence has been one of the biggest buzz words since the great deep learning revolution…
Air Pollution: a vehicle for COVID-19?
Title image source: Smart Air The streets are empty, and pictures of clear blue skies above Delhi and Beijing have gone viral (no pun…
Brain-Computer Interface Technology
Summary A Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) system is the use of hardware and software to enable a brain to control peripherals…
The Trivial Inequality
One of the most fundamental inequalities in math is the Trivial Inequality, which says: If x is a real number,…
Talking Engineering (1) with Robert Marshall OE
Episode 1 of Talking Engineering: An Interview with Robert Marshall, May 2020 After his time at Eton (The Timbralls, ’74-’79),…
Warren Li: An Interview with an IMO Gold Medallist
Background: I had the privilege of ‘interviewing’ Warren Li OE, in which I asked him some questions about general math,…
Humanity’s futile dispute
The perpetual conflict between Nature and Nurture – whether our personality or psychological traits are defined by their genetic formulation…