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The most groundbreaking ideas don't happen in a vacuum. Collaboration is key to creativity.

The consistently changing teams behind the programme Doctor Who were key to creative quality, researchers have found (Credit: BBC)
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Why fresh faces at work are crucial

By Bryan Lufkin

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Why 'rebels with a cause' win at work

By Loizos Heracleous and David Robson
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The skill we assume can’t be taught

By David Robson
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Should you constantly be creating?

By David Robson
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How one genius can hold back a team

By David Robson
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How you unknowingly reject great ideas

By David Robson
It may be worth scheduling creative tasks after busy periods of activity to take advantage of increased innovative powers, the experts say (Credit: Alamy)
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How multitasking spurs a 'brain boost'

By David Robson
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How we're duped by the 'creative cliff'

By David Robson
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How to foster creativity at home

By Anisa Purbasari Horton
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The 'bad habit' that unlocks creativity

By Loizos Heracleous and David Robson
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How geniuses got their best ideas

By Fernando Teixeira and Izabela Cardozo
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How to trigger 'aha' moments

By Andrea de la Concha
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Meet Brazil’s repairwomen

By Fernando Teixeira and Izabela Cardozo