DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF by Maryanne Kane, Journalist

 DAILY INNOVATION BRIEF 

By Journalists Edward Kane & Maryanne Kane

MAGNIFICENT NEW, FLOATING GLASS MUSEUM

                              Source:  Luca Curci Architects

• An international team of architects has innovated a groundbreaking new piece of architecture - an art museum made of glass that floats on the water and serves as a reminder to rising water levels from Climate Change.  Here are some key facts:
• Project led by Italy's Luca Curci Architects, along with an international team of architects and AI
• Museum will float on the water to raise awareness about the environment across the world
• Called the Floating Glass Museum
• Inspired by Venice's history of glass production
• Structure is 3800 sq. ft. with artworks inside
• Museum is ecofriendly inside and outside
• Will travel to climate challenged cities around the world including New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai
• Aims to immerse art lovers in the ocean and rising sea levels from Climate Change
• Will be operational by the end of 2024.

NEW SCIENCE:  BEST WAY TO DIMINISH FEELINGS OF ANGER

                                            Source:  Stock

• Scientists from Nagoya University in Japan have discovered how to diminish and even eliminate anger during stressful situations. Here are some key facts:
• Previous anger management methods include:

1. Take deep breaths
2. Go for a run
3. Scream into a pillow

• Nagoya University study has resulted in a new & innovative approach:

1. Participants were asked to write an opinion piece on a social issue
2. They received negative comments on what they wrote
3. Then they were asked to write down their feelings about the insulting comments they received
4. One group kept their written notes; the other disposed of their written thoughts
5. Net result:  while all were angry, those who threw out their thoughts, eliminated their anger almost entirely

• Upshot:  Imagine the fun you can have:

1. Keep a notepad in your pocket and tell your family, friends and co-workers what it's for
2. Give them a jaunty, knowing look and keep taking the notebook out and write furiously as they're talking
3. Bet they'll shut-up and give the floor back to you!

Real science you can use!

"Daily Innovation Brief"© By Edward Kane