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2014: Food

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Innovation By Design

High School Students Fix Problem Of Gross, Watery Ketchup

Their device separates, and traps, the gross liquid from the viscous delight that is ketchup.

High School Students Fix Problem Of Gross, Watery Ketchup

Watch This Insanely Slippery Non-Stick Coating Get Every Last Bit Out Of Bottles Of Lotion, Mayo, And Even Glue

Watch never-before-seen videos of an MIT-developed lubricant called LiquiGlide that makes anything–syrup, ketchup, paint–slide right out of the bottle so you don’t waste a drop. The applications start in the kitchen, but they extend into almost every industry.

Watch This Insanely Slippery Non-Stick Coating Get Every Last Bit Out Of Bottles Of Lotion, Mayo, And Even Glue

MIT’s Freaky Non-Stick Coating Keeps Ketchup Flowing

Watch never-before-seen videos of an amazing new condiment lubricant that makes the inside of bottles so slippery, nothing is left inside. This means no more pounding on the bottom of your ketchup containers–and a lot less wasted food.

MIT’s Freaky Non-Stick Coating Keeps Ketchup Flowing

Impact

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News

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Co.Design

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Why we’re witnessing a new golden age in advertising

Work Life

Alcohol played a ‘difficult role’ in her life. Then she became CEO of Pernod Ricard North America

Long-term employee well-being hinges on this one employee benefit

It’s time to debunk the ‘pipeline problem’ once and for all