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Join the people reimagining the future of water
This December, Abu Dhabi will become a global meeting point for the people working to rethink one of humanity's most urgent challenges: water. The 2026 UN Water Conference will take place in Abu Dhabi from 8-10 December 2026, co-hosted by the United Arab
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Calling young changemakers: win up to $15,000
Young innovators with ideas tackling some of the world's biggest social and environmental challenges have another opportunity to turn their ideas into action. The Social Shifters Global Innovation Challenge 2026 is inviting young social entrepreneurs aged
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Ten years in. Just getting started.
Today marks a milestone for OnePoint5Media and Innovators Magazine. For the past 10 years, Innovators Magazine has been dedicated to spotlighting the ideas, technologies, and people shaping our future-making innovation more visible, accessible, and impact
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How to remember what matters
We increasingly capture ideas, images and information so we won't forget them. New research suggests that the act of saving something can sometimes have the opposite effect - raising a bigger question about how we retain knowledge in an age of unlimited d
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Got a start-up idea? This could be your next step
Young entrepreneurs across Europe have until 20 September to put their start-up ideas forward for the 2026 Youth Start-Up Challenge. Have an idea for a start-up that could tackle a real-world problem? The European Commission is looking for young entrepren
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Not every problem needs more thinking
Two closely related fish living side by side in Lake Tanganyika make similar choices when decisions are simple - but take very different approaches when decisions become more complex. The finding offers an intriguing lesson for how we think about decision
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Why cooperation scales better than we think
What if one of the world's largest infrastructure projects was built through local cooperation rather than top-down control? New research from Colombia suggests that communities can organise complex systems faster and more effectively than we often assume
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The next AI breakthrough isn't intelligence
As organisations adopt multiple AI systems, the same information is increasingly producing different interpretations. The next frontier may not be smarter AI, but building a shared understanding of what information means. The next breakthrough in enterpri
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What if plants could make meat?
Scientists have engineered lettuce and tobacco plants to produce myoglobin, the protein that gives meat its colour, flavour and much of its nutritional value. The breakthrough could point to a more resource-efficient future for alternative proteins. One o
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