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If science fiction movies have taught me anything it’s that adding “quantum” to something makes it way more futuristic. Whilst a normal battery would power your television remote, a quantum [...]

The festive season brings into focus the religious aspects of Christmas, as well as the less attractive commercial ones. But, regardless of where you sit on that broad spectrum it’s hard to shake [...]

The British Compressed Air Society (BCAS) and Primary Engineer are proud to announce this year’s recipient of the BCAS Rogers Knight Award 2019 as Allan Crawford from ARC Ltd.

Following a fractious general election campaign that seemed for all the world (and polls) set to deliver another closely balanced parliamentary make-up, perhaps with another slim Conservative [...]

Technology has been improving human’s lives consistently and aided laborious processes such as farming for decades now. Even in the idyllic outdoors and the “get away from it all” life, farmers [...]

The festive season is approaching, and for many it can be a stressful time. Balancing a work/home life, visiting relatives and building up to the big day can send your cortisol levels sky high. [...]

Whatever your view, be you a leaver or a remainer, “hard right Brexiteer” or “snowflake liberal remoaner”,  and even if you don’t identify with any of those epithets, it’s impossible to argue [...]

It’s no secret that we humans are leaving quite a mark on this planet, some good, a lot bad. But through all this drastic environmental change, little pockets of evolution are starting to emerge [...]

The Cadence blog has delved into the depths of technology and the downloading of human mind, but after continuous shouts in the office of “Sam you will never merge your consciousness with AI” it [...]

Recently in the Cadence blog we looked at the surprising weight of non-physical information, and  outed  the ‘weight’ of the internet as being equivalent to the weight of a Strawberry and how [...]