Stanford Innovation Lab

VCs can play a unique role in infusing entrepreneurial ventures with strong ethics, values and principles.

Applied ethics training can reshape entrepreneurship education.

What would an “ethics of innovation” look like? Efforts in biomedical research and computer science offer some clues.

Find the courage (and the tools) to confront unethical entrepreneurship.

Strong, clear principles can help leaders and companies weather a storm.

Practice your creative skills by looking at everyday objects in new ways. Every item is an opportunity to imagine.

Do you need more friction in your life? Stanford Professors Bob Sutton and Tina Seelig continue their lively discussion about the need for friction in ...

Is "friction" within a team positive or negative? Stanford organizational expert and bestselling author Bob Sutton joins Tina Seelig to discuss his fascination with the ...

Imagine learning to code with no internet connection. Or creating a business plan from behind bars. Beverly Parenti, co-founder of The Last Mile, joins Tina ...

In this episode, host Tina Seelig challenges you to apply the lessons on brainstorming that were shared in the last three episodes of Stanford Innovation ...

Let go of judgment in order to leap to your boldest and most innovative ideas. Emily Ma, from Alphabet’s X, joins host Tina Seelig ...

Play emotional madlibs with your brainstorming prompts to spark new ideas and empathize with your end-user. Ask yourself, how could this service be more delightful? More comforting? More refreshing?