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Where will your innovative ideas pop up?
Where do your best and brightest ideas come from? A lot of organizations are continually trying new ways to tap into that thing that sparks our creativity in order to help solve a problem or bring innovative new products and solutions to the marketplace. How does groundbreaking innovation happen? Check out this video story of…
Scientists record the first video of thoughts forming in the brain
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Eco-friendly leather: Made from mushrooms!
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Self-repairing fabric has innovative implications
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