Another idea I'm parking here: 

Describe your work in six words

As part of this month's focus on group members and their specialties, the Public Engagement with Science group has challenged participants to describe their work in just six words. Some examples include:

"Visual narratives reconnect society with nature"

"Bring outer space down to earth"

And, our personal favorite, "Most days it's like herding cats."

Can you describe your work in six words? Take the challenge and read the rest of the descriptions here

Oh ignore that! I was shamelessly stealing the idea from another community I'm a part of and was just parking the core text here so we can use it at some point :)

Another idea: 

'When tech goes wrong'

Oh, another one! 

'What was your best mistake?' - pulling some context from John Cornell's failure article, the lesson learnt thread here and this article:

My Best Mistake by Sian Lockwood OBE

You don’t learn to walk by following rules. You learn by doing, and by falling over.

Don’t be embarrassed by your failures, learn from them and start again.

Richard Branson

All entrepreneurs make mistakes – all the time. If you are developing something new you need to be prepared to test, fail, change and try again. Those types of mistakes are part of the entrepreneurial process but a ‘best’ mistake seems to me to be something different. For me a ‘best’ mistake is the one from which I learned most – and (in retrospect only!) am most thankful for.

http://ideas-hub.org.uk/ideas-hub/best-mistake-sian-lockwood/