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Notes from the Quantum-HPC Community Building Workshop at Queen Mary University of London, on why demonstrating genuine quantum advantage over good classical methods remains hard — and what’s being built in the meantime.
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How a six-line script and Python’s -i flag turned a 10+ minute UI automation feedback loop into a matter of seconds, by attaching to an already-running application instead of relaunching it.
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Notes from the 4th NFCS AI Container Registry Workshop, on the unresolved question of what a federated AI container registry should actually distribute, and who it should serve.
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Notes from the 2026 Deep Reconstruction Workshop at Penn Medicine’s Smilow Center, on how learned image reconstruction can make images look cleaner while carrying less real information.
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Insights from two Oxford founders — gesture-control gaming gloves and drone education/FPV operations — on iteration, local ecosystem leverage, and formalizing relationships.
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Notes from the BCS Faculty of Health and Care Annual Meeting, on why the question in healthcare technology has shifted from ‘can we digitize this?’ to ‘can we trust what we’ve digitized?’
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Revisiting a provocative BCS ISSG talk from six years ago: organizations often spend on cyber controls that make them feel safer rather than actually safer — and the real problem is accountability, not technology.
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What the Hartree National Centre for Digital Innovation’s five-year, £210 million partnership with IBM reveals about what actually drives AI adoption — and it isn’t more convincing about the technology.
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Five threads from the Oxford Sleep Science and Medicine Day 2026, on orexin, localized sleep control, the sleep-immune-metabolic axis, and the limits of how we measure sleep.
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Reflections from MCBK UK 2026 on making biomedical knowledge FAIR-T — findable, accessible, interoperable, reproducible, and trusted — as a coordinated ecosystem rather than fragmented effort.
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Reflections from the Medical Informatics Europe 2026 conference in Genoa, on its 50th anniversary — covering interoperability standards, telemedicine, patient-reported outcomes, and what it means to build healthcare systems that last.
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Insights from the Medical Technology UK conference covering sustainability in MedTech, human-centered design principles, and lessons from product development failures.
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Summary of a BCS seminar on how automation should augment human judgment in testing rather than replace it entirely.
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Reflections and key takeaways from attending the Medical Informatics Europe Conference, highlighting trends and innovations in health data and digital transformation.
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Guide to extracting and validating test data from PDF reports using Python’s regular expressions, PyPDF2, and jsonschema.
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Insights on integrating product and project management for better outcomes.
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Learn how to use Python’s itertools to create powerful, flexible data-driven tests for automation and validation.
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A practical guide to extracting structured test data from PDF reports using Python’s regex and validating it with JSON Schema.
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Learn how to transform manual test specifications into a structured test data layer to enable scalable, automated testing workflows.
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A data-driven exploration of breakfast cereals, uncovering nutritional trends and insights using Python.