We all need innovation – modern economies are fuelled by innovation.
The problem is that the discipline ‘silos’ that have, up till now, incubated innovation, are just too constraining. Geneticist, cryptographers, high-energy plasma physicists, material scientists, civil engineers - indeed any specialist - can struggle to keep on top of their own areas.
Yet cross-discipline communication and working is now essential for science and technology innovation. These people now need to graze neighbouring disciplines to really trigger their creativity.
Bright Indigo aims to get people thinking ‘out of the box’. By sharing stories from other disciplines to foster innovative solutions in their own fields.
So, if you want to:
– then Bright Indigo aims to do just that.
"A new media nut - that's me. And a BBC science producer for many years. I just love the idea of getting people to engage with the incredible changes that are happening right across science, medicine and technology."
"I'm an academic engineer in electronics and computer science and have always been interested in ideas and making them happen. Bright Indigo is a way of blending my interest for radio production with innovation."
Telling stories through the passion of the people involved: Bright Indigo’s aim is to create high quality audio documentaries about the science, medicine and technology that effects our lives, now and in the future.