I went to a gig the other day at the Olympic Studios. A nice and friendly venue where you can enjoy good food, great cinema and even live music.

The band that was playing the last set was Bamboo Smoke and they had this fabulous music sequencer and digital audio workstation called Ableton Push... This was exactly what I was playing with in the 80s with my Fabulous Fred... And I bet the Ableton may not be able to do all the 10 different activities that Fred could: electronic organ, music machine, memory game, mind bender, submarine hunt, baseball, roulette game and a few more.

It was great to have been able to attend a lecture at the new home of the Institute of Physics. I have been a member for almost two decades and I have even served as an officer for one of the interest groups, the Computational Physics Group is you must know.

The event was a talk by Stephen Hilton from the School of Pharmacy, UCL 3D Printing and its Application in Chemistry and Pharmacy. It was a very useful talk covering applications ranging from teaching, cost saving in chemistry labs, personalised medicine and chemistry itself.

As for the building, it was nice to finally see the end result, with a hint of brutalist architecture and some nice details such as the electromagnetic wave diagram in some of the windows, and Orion in the cealing!

A great time being a tourist at home. Last day of March with sunshine and a spring on my step.

This is the time of year where this is exactly what happens to my calendar... a blur...

Amazing! I got to meet Chris Robshaw. It was great to hear him talk about leadership, World Cup challenges and even stand up comedy at a #rugby business network event