In Dubai, a sustainability institute teaches from a building that reportedly generates three times its annual energy needs. Its more interesting proposition is what happens when the classroom opens onto a working community.
A missing screw, a leaking current, a forest product without a buyer. Brazil’s Fundação CERTI has built a business around the awkward distance between a clever idea and something people can actually use.
Inside EA’s research division, the interesting question is what survives the trip from experiment to game. A goalkeeper, a football jersey, and 150 stadiums offer some answers.
A hospital needs builders. A student needs work boots. Capitol Impact makes a business of connecting the institutions that can help them both.
In Espírito Santo, a nonprofit hub brings industrial companies, startups and universities into the same conversation. Its offer runs from R$500 monthly residencies to industrial challenges and a coffee-drying experiment.
A printed office, government-backed pilots and supervised regulatory trials reveal how Dubai Future Foundation works. Its most useful offer to innovators is access to the people who can put an idea to work.
A startup community, a bank, a builder and a car-rental company gave Belo Horizonte a place to meet. Órbi’s next act brings research, executive education and the streets of Lagoinha into the same conversation.
The Hamilton college found a sharper edge than adding more courses: let students solve live industry problems, let employers borrow the labs, and make applied research part of the education rather than a campus side project.
AfterQuery is a San Francisco applied research lab that builds expert-generated datasets, benchmarks, and reinforcement-learning environments for the world's leading AI labs. The company recruits nearly 100,000 vetted domain experts - in finance, law, medicine, software, and beyond - to teach frontier models how specialists actually think.