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‘No man is an island’ is a well-known phrase, yet in practice, how often do we understand the interconnectedness of everything around us? Enter systems thinking.
Business pioneers are central to building a better collective future in the face of emerging technologies, environmental challenges and radically changing markets.
A new model can analyze past weather patterns to predict future events, much more efficiently and potentially more accurately than today’s technology, researchers have found.
Try looking at innovation from the angle of daily quality of life, measuring social mobility or a sense of wellbeing. Leuven in Belgium is a city being awarded for doing so.
This data on worldwide opinions of artificial intelligence and job automation highlight how education, gender, location, age and income all play a role.
Edible insects are being used in cat and dog food as a healthy, more sustainable and low-carbon alternative to meat.
Researchers’ at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a robotics system which can optimize its shape for traversing various terrain types.
Derived from fungus, mycelium is proving to be a sustainable alternative material – in the worlds of fashion, packaging and food production.
Healthcare leaders can learn from the rapid response to the COVID-19 crisis when innovating in future, according to McKinsey.
The International WELL Building Institute oversees a global set of standards for buildings aimed at promoting the health of their occupants, now with a focus on COVID-19.
To ensure everyone in the global food system can benefit from technology, Food Innovation Hubs will drive solutions to meet local challenges and scale impact.
The death of a homeless man in the Netherlands prompted a young designer to act.
A new report has found a correlation between innovation and LBGT+ inclusivity in the world's cities. Who scored highest - and who still has work to do?
Spending on R&D can help an economy out-compete its rivals, attract more investment, boost its exports and more – but some countries are stagnating.
A new study by commissioned by Microsoft and conducted by Boston Consulting Group and KRC Research, shows that working from home has caused productivity to go up, but at the expense of in...