Analysis
Our brains in space: The next giant leap
Karla explores the challenges our brains experience in space and how mathematical modelling can help us understand and overcome these.
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Analysis
Dyslexia Week: “We make great innovators”
For Dyslexia Week 2021, CDP’s Dan Mayhew and Noga Sella discuss the challenges of working from home with dyslexia, and why people with dyslexia can make great innovators.
Analysis
The lockdown beauty trends here to stay
Lockdowns, video calls and masks dramatically altered our relationship with beauty. Meanwhile, COVID-19 restrictions shook up how we bought cosmetics and skincare.
Analysis
The company that defined innovation – celebrating 25 years of CDP
As we turn 25, our co-founders Matt Schumann, Mike Beadman and Mike Cane look back at the consultancy’s challenges and triumphs.
Analysis
Realizing the potential of FemTech – your questions answered
From how FemTech should handle the Internet of Things, to where it could fix its attention in the future, we answer questions sparked by our webinar, ‘Realizing the potential of FemTech’
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The key to FemTech success? Forget about the tech
We share some powerful lessons from our established approach to inclusive design that could help when entering the $19bn FemTech market.
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DC to DC converter design – Don’t blow your fuse (and other lessons)
Finlay Knops-Mckim shares some of the most common “gotchas” that electronics engineers contend with early in their careers.
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Ten ways to reduce E-waste in product development
From making products modular to using apps over embedded electronics, we look at ways innovators can help reduce electronic waste.
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Lateral flow testing at CDP: A surprising result
We modelled the use of lateral flow testing at CDP which enabled us to direct efforts where they would have maximum impact.
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Women in innovation: Science and Engineering
In this second instalment of our ‘Women in Innovation’ series, three of our STEM professionals discuss women, leadership, and their role in science and engineering.
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Incisive action: Cutting the carbon footprint in surgery
Hear us out: the pandemic has stretched world health services to their limits, but it may also be paving the way toward a greener future for healthcare.
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When is “clinical software” not “software as a medical device”?
Getting medical devices regulated to international standards is not easy. Rose explains how this process could be made much simpler.