Learn about everything from antique programming languages to contemporary industry leaders in the Computer Science section. As AI, big data, and quantum computers enter our lives, knowing about the evolution of these systems has never been more important. Our team explores the technical, social, and ethical implications of each innovation to explain this vast subject, byte by byte.
Mathematics
Imagine being told that the same useless numbers which you consistently label as redundant in the real world are in fact key to keeping your data safe from prying eyes. Every time someone sends a message, numbers keep your information safe and hidden so only the receiver can see it.
Physics
Global Navigation affects over 6 million civilians worldwide, but getting the satellites to orbit and triangulating positions was never straightforward.
Computer Science
Suggesting a future where AI complements humans as part of an assignment for the FT Student Advocate Program
Computational Physics Prizes
This article explains how rainbows are formed in depth, and then details the process on how python code was developed in order to imitate the formation of them.
Computer Science
The STEM Committee's science exhibition captivated the audience with a whirlwind of hands-on science and mind-bending experiments. From exploring the hidden world of pixels to dissecting a sheep’s brain and testing memory, the night was filled with “wow” moments. From an intense battle between an at
Computer Science
Throughout recent years, the music industry has shifted how people listen to and create music. The move has been away from analog - using circuitry alongside a variety of other physical techniques - to using a fully digital approach, from recording to storage. The vinyl record and cassette tape have
Biotechnology
”It [Artificial intelligence] will either be the best thing that’s ever happened to us, or it will be the worst thing.” - Stephen Hawking
Computer Science
(Warning: Maths ahead.) A quantum computer uses phenomena unique to the quantum world, such as the strange idea that something can be in two different states simultaneously. In this article, we’ll start with the smallest unit of quantum computing, the qubit, and work up towards a simple quantum algo
Computer Science
Gaming with AI Games have long played an important role in human culture, being one of the earliest forms of entertainment and social interaction. From the earliest forms of Mancala discovered in Africa 6000 years ago, to the board games in Europe that became the modern game of chess, games