Changing the film industry requires more than just seeing minorities in front of the camera. It also means that should be more diversity behind the camera, in script development, and in production.

“Nollywood” is the hub of Nigerian film. The series and films it produces has fans all over West Africa. Meanwhile, Netflix and Amazon Prime are also partnering with the successful film scene.

A traditional building material meets a high-tech process – In Hungary, a chicken coop made of clay was built with the help of a 3D printer. The Okodome team plans to print a house soon.

A US startup is 3D printing tiny houses from recycled plastic. The aim is to recycle plastic waste and reduce CO2 emissions. A step toward more sustainability in construction?

A young start-up from the U.S. produces affordable and customized arm prostheses with the help of a digital twin. This means that even the smallest changes can be accommodated relatively easily.

A modern office complex in Amsterdam stores information on the building materials used and its energy consumption in a cloud. The smart building can be used in an especially resourceful and environmentally-friendly way.

U.S. scientists at the Idaho National Laboratory are experimenting with the digital twin of a mini-reactor. The virtual copy could help detect even the smallest irregularities in the nuclear reactor.

They pick up trash and plant trees and flowers. The participants of the "Quartier Vert Challenge" take care of their neighborhood, documenting and sharing their clean-ups on social media.

African Digital Heritage is an initiative digitizing tens of thousands of books and photographs so that people around the world can access these cultural assets. Choosing what to digitize is one way of writing history.

When art historian Andrew Tallon created 3D models of Notre Dame years ago, he had no idea how valuable they would become. After a fire destroyed large parts of the cathedral, his work became key to its restoration.