XPRIZE Community
The XPRIZE community brings together experts from around the world to crowdsource knowledge and innovations and support XPRIZE's research and prize designs.
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Expand for more options.XPRIZE is studying the future of the Amazon Rainforest to design a prize that will accelerate and scale innovation that unlocks possibilities to end deforestation and save the rainforest.
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To design the best prize, we at XPRIZE need to deeply understand the problem. Participate here in discussions around the key issues facing the Amazon, including deforestation. -
Introduce yourself here, share interesting links and research, and post questions if you need help. -
Expand for more options.XPRIZE is developing a carbon removal prize design. We’ve launched this community to get feedback - and your help - in designing the best possible prize for driving breakthroughs in carbon removal.
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Most recent: What would the biggest challenges to competing in this prize be? by XPRIZE on
April 19
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XPRIZE is exploring several different concepts for a Prize Design to remove carbon. One of them is designed to be as broad and technology agnostic as possible. Please join us here to read more about this concept, and to give us your thoughts!
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Most recent: What would the biggest challenges to competing in this prize be? by XPRIZE on
April 19
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Introduce yourself here and connect with XPRIZE staff if you have questions or need help.
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Most recent: Launching the Carbon Removal Community by amalbhattarai on
April 17
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In order to design the best prize, we at XPRIZE need to understand all facets of the problem. Participate here in discussions around the background of carbon removal.
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Most recent: What is the best framework to consider possible approaches to carbon removal? by DanSelz on
April 19
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XPRIZE wants to address problems that are not going to be solved by other actors. Participate here in discussions about what other sorts of innovations or solutions are currently happening in the carbon removal sphere.
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Most recent: What is currently being done in the carbon removal space? by jamesburbridge on
April 17
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Expand for more options.This XPRIZE will challenge teams from around the world to develop new and scalable innovations to restore and recover coral reefs.
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Most recent: coral recruitment failure in the Caribbean by c_monster on
March 28
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Introduce yourself here, share interesting links and research, and post questions if you need help.
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Most recent: coral recruitment failure in the Caribbean by c_monster on
March 28
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Provide feedback on draft prize guidelines.
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Most recent: Timeframe for assessing whether a site is "restored" by aje191 on
March 21
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Expand for more options.XPRIZE seeks transformative breakthroughs in food systems to offer the best possible outcomes for the environment, food producers, and the 10 billion consumers projected by 2050.
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Most recent: Food security, agricultural systems and impacts on conflict and migration by PaulineB on
April 17
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Introduce yourself here, learn about XPRIZE, this project and the community, and ask for help.
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Most recent: Revised Scope: The Future of Food by arshimehboob on
April 9
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What are the problems and challenges food systems will continue to face as the global population grows to 10 billion people by 2050?
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Most recent: Food security, agricultural systems and impacts on conflict and migration by PaulineB on
April 17
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What innovations are currently being used and pioneered that can resolve current and expected challenges? -
What could and should the future of food look like? -
Share interesting links and research and discuss topics that aren't covered elsewhere.
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Most recent: How should we distinguish between different types of farming? by NickOttens on
April 15
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Expand for more options.In this initiative sponsored by Sergey Young, XPRIZE is studying the future of longevity to discover innovative and accessible ways to radically extend everyone's healthy lifespan.
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Most recent: First U.S. Patients Treated With CRISPR As Human Gene-Editing Trials Get Underway by LisaCovington on
April 17
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Introduce yourself here, share interesting links and research, and post questions if you need help.
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Most recent: Takeaways from the Undoing Aging 2019 Conference by JessicaYoon on
April 11
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What prevents people from living a long and healthy life, in which their biological aging is slowed down and age-related diseases appear much later in life?
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Most recent: Time to highlight the role of Mitochondria in aging by NickOttens on
April 17
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What promising innovations are currently being pioneered that could extend human life?
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Most recent: First U.S. Patients Treated With CRISPR As Human Gene-Editing Trials Get Underway by LisaCovington on
April 17
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Submit and vote on ideas for remedies to some of the biggest obstacles to a long life.8 discussions 11 comments Most recent: Can we make use of bio-hackers to accelerate drug R&D and approval process? by Roey on March 20 -
Expand for more options.The XPRIZE Foundation is developing a Zero-Waste Mining Prize Design. We’ve launched this community to get feedback from experts and those interested in mining to help us understand the most important problems in mining waste, and how we can design the best possible prize competition to address them. Please join our discussions and use resources in General if you have specific questions or concerns for us.
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To design the best prize, we at XPRIZE need to deeply understand the problem. Participate here in discussions around the background of mining waste, including what kinds of waste are the most prevalent or most damaging. -
Introduce yourself, post questions if you need help, and learn more about this project.