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Recent Thinking
FIled Away Under
- People
- Place
- Process
- Product
Provocation
I Know it’s Here Somewhere

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Up Until Now
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Keep up with KI
Occasionally, we tweet
- Part of the alchemy of a good workshop is the right setting. Here's what we mean: http://t.co/ukVnKh2O 12:16 Feb 20.
- A multi-disciplinary research project http://t.co/OLNlTitW about which you could say that KI acted as midwife. 10:10 Feb 17.
- When's your creative sweet spot? http://t.co/3Ci1z9sT 3:00 Feb 17.
- How the social networks of Dickinson, Gauguin and Bronte contributed to their creativity. http://t.co/X4gvPTNG 19:26 Feb 14.
- There's research that says we learn more from failure and research that says we learn more from success. Which is it? http://t.co/Yv5iNjeP 9:17 Feb 13.
What we’re up to

Knowinnovation recently completed a third Jumpstart workshop for the University of Bath, this last one on the topic of identity and security. We also ran a program for Birmingham and Nottingham Universities on agile professional services, and a workshop about concrete acoustics at the University of Leeds.

We've kicked off an Ideas Into Action course, in conjunction with Buffalo State University, and many of our Catalyst Programme participants are taking part.

We just ran a two-day program to help the Ocean Observatories Initiative, a long-term, NSF-funded program to provide 25-30 years of sustained ocean measurements to better understand how the ocean works.

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