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Technology

London’s new hub for cross-sector eco innovation

The Mills Fabrica's circularity hub based in London’s King Cross expands its roots as a heritage revitalisation project for the textiles industry.

Lululemon Lab, New York
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Fashion

Lululemon Lab

New York – Yoga-inspired athletic clothing label Lululemon has created a laboratory concept that tailors garments to suit specific markets.

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Food & Drink

Ikea: Space 10

Space 10 is a future-living lab designed to engage the public in a debate about innovation.

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Marketing & Branding

Big Mac-chiato: McDonald’s opens independent coffee house

Sydney – McDonald’s has opened independent café The Corner, which will be a testing ground for new products.

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Beauty

The future of beauty personalisation is in the laboratory

British beauty consumers are turning to the science lab to create personalised beauty products. A new study by market research firm Canadean reveals that consumers are prepared to pay a premium for this type of service.

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Technology

Social network connects Marriott guests in hotel lobbies

Six Degrees is a new social network by Marriott Hotels designed to connect guests in its lobbies.

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Food & Drink

Dry ices: Mexican store delights in cool science

Monterrey, Mexico – A Mexican ice cream parlour has created a delightful laboratory-inspired spectacle to draw in customers.

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Retail

Scents of adventure: The weird world of perfume

Los Angeles – Adventurous perfumery is in the air, and a new Los Angeles-based institute is joining the push to explore uncharted scents.

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Beauty

The Alchemist's Dressing Table

In these uncertain times, transparency and provenance have become bywords for brands seeking to reassure customers, and even luxury brands have embraced the movement. The cosmetics industry has been slow to catch up, however, with many products still containing a range of chemicals.