Project-MOONSHOT ACADEMY

Annually, numerous interdisciplinary projects emerge with the mission of contributing to a better world.These projects span multiple disciplines and areas such as biosciences, urban planning, innovative media, physics, and mathematics. Within them, we are engineers, designers, architects, scientists, thinkers, and visionaries for the future. We expect these projects could inspire learners in creating impactful work, prompting them to consider their place in the broader context of the world and the progression of human civilization.

Theme Academic Fields Track One Small Step

All Climate Energy Education Food Health Infrastructure

If cities could dynamically adjust their structure based on the needs of every individual, how else could we redefine living spaces?

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How can we design a fully interconnected, real-time responsive smart transportation system that makes “traffic congestion” a thing of the past?

On the way.

If urban infrastructure could self-repair and evolve like a biological system, could we eliminate the problem of infrastructure aging?

On the way.

How can we build a “zero-carbon” smart city where infrastructure is not only efficient but also capable of repairing the environment?

On the way.

If transportation were no longer confined to the ground, what would the future urban transportation network look like?

On the way.

If the human body could seamlessly integrate with technology, how should we redefine “health” and “human”?

On the way.

How can we use artificial intelligence and biotechnology to eliminate the most common human diseases at their root?

On the way.

If medical services could be provided globally via the cloud like software, how could the issue of unequal access to healthcare resources be fundamentally resolved?

On the way.

Project

Real-world projects creating positive impacts for self, others, communities, and the planet.

If cities could dynamically adjust their structure based on the needs of every individual, how else could we redefine living spaces?

How can we design a fully interconnected, real-time responsive smart transportation system that makes “traffic congestion” a thing of the past?

If urban infrastructure could self-repair and evolve like a biological system, could we eliminate the problem of infrastructure aging?

How can we build a “zero-carbon” smart city where infrastructure is not only efficient but also capable of repairing the environment?

If transportation were no longer confined to the ground, what would the future urban transportation network look like?

If the human body could seamlessly integrate with technology, how should we redefine “health” and “human”?

How can we use artificial intelligence and biotechnology to eliminate the most common human diseases at their root?

If medical services could be provided globally via the cloud like software, how could the issue of unequal access to healthcare resources be fundamentally resolved?

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