The Fiver | Deciphering a doctor’s handwriting

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Renowned genetic engineer Dr Wenger was very busy in his lab during the late 1990s, a fecund period of creativity that saw him invent raw vegetables, pasta, steamed fish and water. He subsequently transferred his genius for innovation and thinking outside the box to the world of product development and, since 2000, has been working on designs for a coat that can be successfully zipped up in less than six-and-a-half hours. He’ll get there in the end, we’re sure of it.

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