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Author: Chanon Olley

Chanon is passionate about Artificial Intelligence and the sciences that contribute to the flourishment of this field of computer science. AI is one of the most exciting areas of science that we have seen grow exponentially in the recent years. Chanon also shares an interest in aspects of physics, biology, chemistry, maths and engineering. He is fascinated by how these areas of STEM can combine together with Computer Science and create new and exciting fields of study. He hopes to carry on his passions and work in the rapidly developing research into AI.

New Scientist Live 2016

Posted December 24, 2016 Chanon OlleyLeave a commentPosted in Science News, Technology

At the end of September, I was able to visit New Scientist Live – one of the biggest science events in the UK, aimed at enthusiasts of all ages. Being a regular reader of their weekly magazine, I was instantly excited about going in person. The list of talks on the website (here) blew my mind: […]

The Thought Algorithm

Posted October 1, 2016July 15, 2017 Chanon OlleyPosted in Featured, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Technology

Can a computer think? This article explores the extent to which Artificial Intelligence is possible and how looking at our own brains may pave the way to more human-like data processing.

The light in dark chocolate

Posted July 8, 2012July 8, 2017 Joyce ChenLeave a commentPosted in Biology, Chemistry, Health Sciences

Abstract Obesity is one of the biggest challenges facing the developed world, so people are very aware about what they eat. Chocolate has always been labelled as one of the foods to avoid if you are intent on losing weight. However, chemicals found in dark chocolate – such as flavanoids and phenethylamine – are known […]

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