Innovation

Back from Extinction: The Dire Wolf’s Second Chance

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Introduction Scientists at Colossal Biosciences have brought back the Dire Wolf by using advanced cloning and gene-editing technology (Colossal, 2025; Gaj et. al, 2016). The scientific name of the Dire Wolf is Aenocyon Dirus (Britannica, 2025). This project represents Value-Based Innovation by using science to restore biodiversity in alignment with ethical and ecological values, and […]

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Environment, Innovation, Science, Technology
Empowering young minds through inclusive and joyful learning environments

Universal Design for Learning: A Framework for Classroom Inclusivity

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Imagine a classroom where every student, regardless of their abilities or background, has an equal opportunity to succeed. This vision lies at the heart of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), an innovative educational framework that redefines how we approach teaching and learning. By focusing on inclusivity and adaptability, UDL ensures that all learners can thrive

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Education, Innovation, Lifestyle
What is the future of gender equality?

Male Birth Control: A Step Towards Shared Responsibility

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Introduction Family planning has long been considered a woman’s responsibility (Christin-Maitre, 2013), leaving men with limited options beyond condoms and vasectomies. However, shifting societal norms and advancements in medical research have reignited discussions about male birth control. More men are expressing an interest in playing an active role in family planning (Martins and Boraas, 2023).

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Health, Innovation, Science

Fast Forests, The Miyawaki Way

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Akira Miyawaki, an award-winning botanist and former professor, developed the Miyawaki Method of reforestation/afforestation after observing natural Shinto shrines. These shrines are part of the natural landscape and the vegetation that grows around them is reminiscent of ancient forest structures (Nordson Green Earth). Based on the plant interactions around these shrines, Miyawaki turned his observations

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Environment, Innovation, Science, Sustainability

Evolutionary Engineering & Ethical Thrivability: Balancing Innovation and Well-Being

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Modern evolutionary engineering techniques—notably clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) gene editing technology, gene therapy, and synthetic biology—are transforming healthcare by tackling diseases at their genetic roots. Scientists can now “edit” the human genome to correct mutations, offering hope for curing thousands of genetic diseases (UNCTAD, 2019). These technologies have started to reach patients

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Environment, Innovation, Science

Is Digital Health The Key To A Sustainable Healthcare Future?

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Digital health technologies improve health, healthcare services, and well-being. They aid data collection, disease monitoring, risk assessment, and decision-making (Rahimi-Ardabili, Magrabi & Coiera, 2022). Yet, a digital health paradox arises when considering the environmental impact of digital health technologies. Digital health began in the 1960s with electronic health records (EHRs), shifting from paper-based systems to

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Environment, Health, Innovation, Technology

Universal Basic Income For Thrivability and Well-being

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Universal Basic Income Definition Universal Basic Income (UBI) is an innovative strategy some countries propose, in which a basic income is available for all. It is a no-strings-attached basic income to ensure needs are met for all individuals (Schroder, et al, 2023). There are overlaps with some social welfare systems globally, but UBI is available

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Human Rights, Innovation, Society

Design and Longevity: Enhancing Circular Economy Practices Through Systems Thinking

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Designing for longevity in the circular economy requires innovative approaches through systems thinking. This article explores how this approach supports sustainability by reducing waste and keeping resources in use. It highlights systems thinking as a key approach, encouraging adaptable, repairable, and emotionally durable products. The Intersection of Systems Thinking and the Circular Economy In our

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Business, Innovation, Society, Sustainability

Equitable Access to Education: A Key to Inclusive Economic Growth

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Introduction High-quality equitable access to education is more crucial than ever. Education is widely recognised as a key driver of economic competition in an increasingly knowledge-driven global economy (Jemeli & Fakandu, 2019). Education is one of the most powerful tools for reducing inequality and fostering inclusive economic growth. Ensuring that individuals, regardless of their background

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Business, Education, Innovation, Society
People with cognition impairment

Justice in Digital Accessibility: Addressing Hotel Website Challenges for Cognitively Impaired Guests

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Introduction Digital accessibility for cognitively impaired guests in hospitality is crucial for providing equal access to hotel services for all, for example, those with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and dyslexia. Booking websites can be challenging for those with these conditions as the complex navigation and information overload can hinder their ability to book or

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