Martin Murray, founder and CEO of Austria’s Waterdrop, has created the ‘microdrink’: an effervescent, compact cube made of plant and fruit extracts that can be added to tap or filtered water. It’s a response to the large carbon footprint of the drinks industry, which ships glass and plastic worldwide.

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Eureka 178: Waterdrop

Colin Chinnery and Purat ‘Chang’ Osathanugrah discuss their respective cultural institutions in Beijing and Bangkok. We explore how they’re making art more accessible, as well as sound culture and the challenges posed by AI.

Colin Chinnery and Purat &lsquo;Chang&rsquo; Osathanugrah discuss their respective cultural institutions in Beijing and Bangkok. We explore how they&rsquo;re making art more accessible, as well as sound culture and the challenges posed by AI.

The Entrepreneurs Live in Shanghai: Museum of the future

Oribe co-founder Daniel Kaner talks about creating a luxury haircare brand that brings fashion, fragrance and performance together. He shares why the best time to innovate is when you’re gaining momentum. Plus: Dilli House founder Arpit Kaushik on going against the grain and creating an ‘anti-perfume’.

Oribe co-founder Daniel Kaner talks about creating a luxury haircare brand that brings fashion, fragrance and performance together. He shares why the best time to innovate is when you&rsquo;re gaining momentum. Plus: Dilli House founder Arpit Kaushik on going against the grain and creating an &lsquo;anti-perfume&rsquo;.

‘When you’re winning, change your game’: Hair raising success rules from Oribe co-founder Daniel Kaner

Founder Aaron Benjamin shares how his Tokyo-based luxury fashion brand Ichijiku grew out of a collection of gifted kimonos and has since evolved into what he describes as more of an art gallery than a traditional label. Plus: executive advisor and tea ambassador, Rona Tison, on Ito En’s global expansion. 

Founder Aaron Benjamin shares how his Tokyo-based luxury fashion brand Ichijiku grew out of a collection of gifted kimonos and has since evolved into what he describes as more of an art gallery than a traditional label. Plus: executive advisor and tea ambassador, Rona Tison, on Ito En&rsquo;s global expansion.&nbsp;

Eureka 178: Waterdrop

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