According to the Kurashiki Central Hospital medical schools in Japan focus too heavily on book knowledge and not enough on hands-on surgical practice. That’s why they teamed up with TBWA for this disruptive recruitment project. To test the precision dexterity of students they came up with tests involving origami, sushi and insects. All of these Surgeon Try-outs were done against the clock, adding extra pressure to the physical challenge. The case video is a real suspense thriller.
To raise awareness for experimental education programs the American non-profit organization MINDDRIVE developed this great social media concept. MINDDRIVE students built an electric car that converts likes, tweets and ...
Ho ho ho everybody. Everyone at BrandBase (the people behind this blog) wishes you a marvelous Christmas. This year we put a lot of creativity and energy in our very ...
It’s the year of 2009 in the Paris apartment of a woman named Laurence. There are signs of a struggle, a suspicious red stain on the carpet. What happened? ...