England’s Bletchley Park, famous for its World War II codebreaking success, is about to put on display some of the actual Nazi messages it decrypted.

The first ever bug bounty program was launched in 1983. The prize for finding a bug in the software? A Volkswagen Beetle (a bug – geddit?).

In August last year courseindex.com published an article about how blockchain techno

The cryptocurrency boom and its underlying blockchain technology is generating such levels of global interest that even authoritative institutions like the London School of Economics –

When King Henry VI of England founded Eton College in 1440 as “The King’s College of Our Lady of Eton besides Wyndsor”, he could scarcely have imagined that 578 years later it would be

Computers are dumb. They do what they are told to do, and that’s it. Powerful as they are, computers cannot (yet) make decisions on anything like a human level.

LinkedIn Learning have published a list of the skills

“I don’t have time for mindfulness and meditation!” says everyone with a job ever. “I’ve got too much to do!”

What skills do employers value most? The ones that fill a hot current skills gap, like blockchain or cybersecurity?

Sometimes simple demographics can lead to a genuine business opportunity. In 2010, there were 17 million Americans between the ages of 75 and 85.

Corporations began trumpeting their Corporate Social Responsibility in the 80s and 90s following a series of landmark corporate scandals that gave Big Business a bad name.

2015’s Mad Max: Fury Road was all about water scarcity, how it can be exploited in order to wield power, and how desperate people can get when their access to water is restrict

When it comes to eating healthily, would you take advice from a celebrity or a world-famous medical school?

The cuisines of New York City are the cuisines of the world. Not because of some kind of American culinary imperialism but because it is a city made up of immigrants.

“Doing what you like is freedom.

Liking what you do is happiness.”

The BBC has used research data from the Institute for Fiscal Studies to publish an interactive salary checker based on degree

Narcissists are particularly dangerous people. They can be charming, intelligent, and entertaining to be around.

Americans consume twice as many material goods today as they did 50 years ago. As a result, most homes are full of junk.

‘Knowing the ropes’ has entered popular parlance as a metaphor for acquiring the skills and knowledge necessary to do a job.

A spate of recent food safety lapses have highlighted the need for restaurant managers to renew their food safety training and make doubly sure that staff working on their premises are trained or r

The event management business is booming. The consumption of things is falling in favour and the consumption of experiences is rising, especially among millennials and younger people.

Food Safety Managers are not only the overall managers of establishments but also chefs, cooks and owners.

Serving alcohol to people can have undesirable consequences if it is not done sensibly.

If you think food safety training is just more government nannying, visit foodsafetynews.com and read the horror stories of E.coli deaths, hepatitis and

Put the headset away. Everybody has got to stop confusing AR and VR.

Does the above picture make you want to yodel? If so, you are probably Swiss, Austrian or Southern German.

Does the above picture make you want to yodel? If so, you are probably Swiss, Austrian or Southern German.

The 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea opened with a high-tech display involving 1,218 drones flying in tight formation, making various shapes including the Olympic rings, a snowboarde

Have you seen Ready Player One? In a not-too-distant future, the film depicts humanity spending most of its time in a virtual world called the Oasis.

Modern smartphones have a host of software tricks to make photos look better, plus cameras in some models that are as good as dedicated digital cameras.

So, what’s up with the blob of jelly inside our skulls? How does it work, and why does it make us do what we do? Answering these questions is the domain of psychology.

Working with animals. What images do those words conjure up? Veterinary nurse or surgeon? Animal shelter worker? Professional dog walker?

The 2017 hurricane season has been one of the most violent on record, with the highest number of major hurricanes since 2005 and it’s not even over yet.

There is arguably no greater repository of outstanding nature and adventure photography than the archives of the National Geographic.

It’s very British to talk about the weather. So it’s fitting that a British university – the University of Reading – offers a 3-week course called Come Rain or Shine: Understanding The Weather.