So much changes with the passage of time. Our priorities change; the people around us change; we change. So why is it that some conversations keep coming up, time and time again, like unwanted reruns? [...]
One of the great things in life is how diverse people are and yet how much we have in common. From one place to the next, we can always make new friends and form new [...]
King’s Cross (London) just hosted the world’s largest festival for AI and emerging technology, bringing together top speakers from across business, government, academia and culture. Artificial intelligence is increasingly presenting innovative opportunities for how we [...]
As I stepped into the London Kensington Olympia, I was presented with a choice: Human Resources to my left, and Learning & Development to my right. The convention hall is like a game of Tetris [...]
Life always hits us with curveballs, doesn’t it? It’s the first day of MCM London Comic Con, and I’m leaning far forward in my chair in a pitch black stage room. Who’s up at the [...]
We often see architecture as an act of designing and planning what could exist in the world, and then making it happen. In the exponential boom of computational power in the recent decades, however, architects [...]
For about a week, everyone saw my face when they opened the "UCL Go!" app. Check out my interview on the UCL website! This week, we meet Robert Vilkelis: myUCL Student Journalist, communications entrepreneur, multilinguist [...]
“How are you gonna be a revolutionary if you’re such a traditionalist?” Since I saw La La Land with my friends last week, this set of words resonated and stuck with me. In the context [...]
How do we compare 100% of who we are to 2% of who another person is? How are "microclimate communities" one of the biggest influences in our lives? Understand these and some ways to begin [...]
“The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.” – George Bernard Shaw We communicate every day – we can’t not communicate. It’s more important than ever to understand people [...]