Innovation culture

Selfie culture

Selfies don't come out of nowhere: for centuries self-representation mirrored and shaped societies and identities through different devices.

by Riccardo Trabattoni

Us against the world

An essay on counterculture

by Riccardo Trabattoni

Moving toward digital libraries

How one man's vision for a digital library shaped how a historic service can be rethought for the current age.

by Andrea Bolioli

The digitalism doctrine

A beneficial social structure or a way to create greater divisiveness?

by Epi Ludvik

The Sistine Chapel in my living room

The relationship between technology, cultural heritage and the digitalization of museums.

by Paolo Frosina

Try, die, repeat

by Timothy O’ Connell

Designing knowledge

Behind Harvard University’s metaLAB—a ‘digital humanities’ idea foundry, knowledge-design lab, and production studio.

by Francesca Sironi

Finding Utopias: Happiness

During the third day of maize.LIVE 2020, we explored the theme of happiness with Robert Waldinger, Daniela Lucangeli, Evelyn Doyle and Nina Hajikhanian.

by MAIZE

Finding Utopias: Trust

During the second day of maize.LIVE 2020, we explored the theme of trust with Brian Solis, Richard Winder and Federica Cherubini.

by MAIZE

Finding Utopias: Time

During the first day of maize.LIVE 2020, we explored the theme of time with Robert Wolcott, Michele Zanini, Tomas Barazza and Moran Cerf.

by MAIZE

Finding Utopias: unlocked conversations beyond a new normality

This year's online edition of maize.LIVE revolves around three words: Time, Trust, and Happiness.

by MAIZE

Design for people’s emerging expectations

Design, build, and launch successful experiences, products, or services is ultimately about answering one simple question.

by Valentina Lunardi

Learning, beyond e-learning

A learning organization values human capabilities as drivers of mindful growth: but what should we train for, and how?

by Achille Zambon

Why maize.PLUS

An innovative, online learning journey, featuring personalized bite-sized content which can adapt to any device at any time.

by MAIZE

The life and death of conspiracy theories

Consumers have the right to be worried about new technologies, and experts have an obligation to disperse these fears.

by Mischa Dohler

Waiting for the future to happen

Martin invites us to be proactive creators of the future desinging it based on the questions that must be asked and faced in advance.

by Martin Wezowski

The future of Europe is in its own hands

Our current lens combines science fiction and reality. To enter a future worth living, Europe needs its own ideas — its Moonshots.

by Harald Neidhardt

The empire of Sensorium

Wonder, fear, empathy, excitement, love, and déjà vu became artistic experiences with intelligent technology in Sensorium.

by MAIZE