Aligning an orchestra

Why professor Frido Smulders advocates an ‘entrepreneurial dialogue’ within large organisations

Thinking like a startup

To become the first climate-neutral continent in the world, the EU should break out of its political and economic straightjacket

The creative work environment

A model explaining the relationship between an employee’s creativity and the organization’s ability to innovate

You can only imagine what you know

How an insatiable hunger for knowledge forms an essential foundation for world famous inventions

Art with an extended arm

Why primates can’t use creativity to make art and why artificial intelligence can – in a few decades.

Making the EU Great Again

Why not show European citizens the creative potential of the EU and improve its image along the way.

A good plan violently executed

While young Boyan Slat is determined to rid the oceans of plastic, the experts keep telling him it’s not a good idea

Standing out from the crowd

How Dutch artist and inventor Daan Roosegaarde is reduced to a showman and a fraud in Dutch TV program College Tour - and why it left me puzzled

It takes three to tango

Walter Isaacson's book 'The Innovators' describes how successful inventions are built on vision, engineering skills and entrepreneurship

Looking for perfection

Mischa Rozema recently sold his feature film 'Sundays' to Warner Bros. In an interview he explains how he got there and manages the creative process.

Einstein’s cluttered desk

A ‘cluttered’ mind, overflowing with thoughts and emotions, may feed into creativity. But clutter is not enough.

The New Rijksmuseum

How creativity and democracy are opposites in the creative process