Modern Times was the brainchild of Joseph Warren, who wanted to create a society in which there was no government, and thus no law, no police, and no money.
The solution may lie in the combination of chemistry with 3-D polymer printing to create reactionware, the brainchild of Professor Lee Cronin at Glasgow University.
The Los Angeles institution is the brainchild of two American rabbis who wanted to create an institution capable of relating the Holocaust to contemporary extremes of discrimination and genocide.
The event was called the Salvage Supperclub and it is the brainchild of food waste activist Josh Treuhaft, who decided to create a unique, immersive experience as a conversation starter around food waste.
The project is the brainchild of Cornerstone Theater, based in Los Angeles, which means to create theater pieces from community involvement.
The brainchild of a top fashion PR, Grand Bazaar London marries fashion expertise and an eye for the innovative, as well as inspiration from Bullen's Turkish roots to create a stylish but fun selection.
As long ago as 1988, the "Programma Nazionale della Ricerca," brainchild of Antonio Ruberti, a former minister of scientific research, aimed to create a scientific "renaissance" by persuading Italian scientists working overseas--including several Nobel laureates--to return to Italy.
The feature, which is the brainchild of the startup's tech lead, Abishek Sachdeva; allows you to create an online Send the Trend store filled with your favorite accessories from the site.
The brainchild of President Bill Clinton, the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) convenes global leaders to create and implement innovative solutions to the world's most pressing challenges.
The club was the brainchild of Julie Meyer, an American living in London, and several others who wanted to create a venue for European entrepreneurs and investors to network.
