Innovation

We See Men As More Creative, And That's A Big Problem For Women

Because of gender bias, women's innovation may not be valued at work.
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America Needs More Kids Like Ahmed Mohamed

And we should give them the freedom to tinker.
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The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Leads To Scientific Breakthroughs

New ALS Report Shows That Your Icy Shower Was Not In Vain.
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Google's Internet Balloons Connect Remote Locations To The Web

Looks like the sky really is the limit.
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HuffPost What's Working Honor Roll: Prison Dramatically Reduces Inmate Misconduct With Reward System

No prisoner has engaged in theft or smuggled contraband since it was implemented in 2012.
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Tools for the Stage: Digital Technology in Theatres Engages Audiences in New Ways

Access to arts education resources is one of the most problematic aspects of our school system, with wealthier schools invariably being better served than poor ones. Technology promises to help bridge that gap, as well as that of distance.
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Influencers and Innovation: Bill Booth

Influencers and Innovation: Watch as Bill Booth, inventor of modern day skydiving, discusses the progression of his inventions and patents which have helped make skydiving 30 times safer than it was in the '60s.
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KITE: Making Humans Invisible to Mosquitos

Perhaps the best part about KITE, from a consumer perspective, is that it's super easy to use. You simply place a colorful sticker on your clothes, and the device blinds mosquitos to your very existence for the next 48 hours.
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50 Awesome Quotes on Risk Taking

"To dare is to lose one's footing momentarily. To not dare is to lose oneself." -- Soren Kierkegaard
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The Difference Between "Invention" and "Innovation"

Like so many up-and-coming entrepreneurs, I was under the impression that invention and innovation were one and the same. They aren't. And, as I have discovered, the distinction is an important one.
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