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The Use Of ‘Pumpkin Spice’ Goes Back 3,500 Years
Archeologists have traced the use of nutmeg as a spice back 3,500 years to the Banda Islands in Indonesia.
Watching Plaques Form In Real-Time
A team of researchers in Japan has developed a method to image the progression of atherosclerosis in mice.
Prenatal DNA Tests Yield Population-Level Insights
Scientists in China have used prenatal testing samples to carry out the largest genetic study in China to date.
Songbirds Love Public Displays Of Affection
Researchers in Japan have found that songbirds are more passionate in front of an audience, especially that of the opposite sex.
To Innovate, Why Not Collaborate
Collaboration is one of the flagship strategies of open innovation for business growth.
Igniting Innovation: Phyllis Ong of Armstrong Industrial
Focus on building creative, capable and adaptable teams to reap the benefits of open innovation, says Phyllis Ong of Armstong Industrial Corporation Limited.
ROI – Rewards Of Open Innovation
When it comes to innovation, two heads are better than one. Here are four key benefits of engaging with external partners to co-create value and accelerate solutions to market.
A Shout-Out To The Crowd
Accessing new ideas and innovations at lower cost is possible with crowdsourcing. Tap on IPI’s Online Marketplace to reach the right crowd.
Helping AI Embrace Empathy
Artificial intelligence is already a part of our everyday lives, but for it to truly make a difference it needs to understand human emotions, says Live with AI founder Pierre Robinet.
