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Multi-award winning wallpaper designers tackle a new challenge: the tail-wrap for a new jet. >

The Embracing Life scalp-cooling cap helps maintain the quality of life for cancer patients facing chemo-induced hair loss. >

Virtual restaurant Bistro In Vitro serves up lab-grown flesh dishes in order to investigate the future of the meat industry. >

Iodine deficiency is one of India’s most dangerous nutritional problems, but this life-saving bindi may change that. >

The Smartphin enables surfers to collect vital information about the changing condition of the oceans in the hostile near-shore zone. >

Chef and industrial designer Ido Garini wants you to eat make-up and consider what you look like eating a strawberry. >

Paragon Protein by a group of Cape Town teenagers is an affordable and appetising way to incorporate spirulina into impoverished people's diets. >

We have rocket science to thank for the existence of an alien-looking fluid that is slowly creeping into the creative world. >

Let your garden do the talking with the groundbreaking Huemid plant vase by Carlo Ratti and Walter Nicolino. >

Meet the Ooho! – if water were a fruit, this is how it would be packaged. >

Chivas Regal reveals the finalists of The Venture, the most promising social entrepreneurs from across the globe. >

Two intrepid pilots are halfway through a round-the-world trip in a lightweight aeroplane powered only by the sun. >

An American innovator has designed a pair of robust shoes that can be adjusted up to five sizes so poor children need never go barefoot. >

The Brick lamp by New York City-based HCWD Studio turns on with no power switch or control panel. >

A Dutch artist combines hand-drawn illustrations and documentary storytelling to convey real life in a refugee camp in Iraq. >

Roadless wheels designed by RCA graduate aim to help African farmers transport goods from remote villages. >

A pop-up milk parlour in Amsterdam brings designers and milk farmers together to create a more sustainable dairy industry. >

A studio in New York searches for a way to alleviate the daily struggles of Ghanaian street vendors – and finds it in an unusual place. >

The wearable technology industry is still in its infancy but local scientists from Stellenbosch are quietly revolutionising it. >

The future of the city farm is a sunless, rain-free, underground box. >

Hot Ink matches its green credential as one of South Africa's first certified carbon neutral printing companies with a bouquet of specialist services. >

The Take 2 exhibition at Design Indaba Expo will showcase designers who have given waste products a “do-over”. >

Here are the eight recent design school graduates who will present their work Pecha Kucha-style at Design Indaba Conference 2015. >

In a world where sustainability is high on the agenda, Carmen Hijosa is looking to pineapples as the future of textiles. >

Larry Harvey, founding member of Burning Man, puts the idea down to a whim one afternoon. Now Burning Man-style interactive art is appearing worldwide. >