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Our Vision

Innovating toward a world where a  food blockade is ineffective.

What if people displaced by war could carry the means to produce food and water with them?

What if people displaced by disaster had the means to sustain their food intake despite all the chaos around them?

Read on below for what science may offer for the near future to make these concepts a reality!


 


 

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Currently an estimated 318 million people on this Earth are food insecure.  Some 220 million of them are caught up in war with food blockades or food insecurity.

 

Wisdom Science Collaborative creates an innovation engine that  empowers students to develop innovative biotech humanitarian food solutions for communities affected by crises.  These solutions are entered into a RAG repository that scientists, governments and NGOs can access as open source.

Innovative Projects

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Regenerative, nutrient fortified potatoes

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Food made with air or precision  fermentation

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Hydroponics with atmospheric water generators

Providing hope to students for a brighter future

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We focus on creating regenerative food systems so that people never run out of food.  Our target audience is people caught up in war or natural disasters.

Our efforts harness emerging technologies to innovate humanitarian food production --food that can avoid traditional delivery or storage.

 People need a defense system against food insecurity during war and disaster-- a personalized food system that regenerates where there is no soil, no water, and no support system.

Through mentorship, students contribute to impactful biotech food-innovations.  The goal is to end starvation for emergency situations such as war or natural disasters, but students gain so much understanding and learning skills as they participate.  They also learn they can care about people caught up in war or disasters.

Science already has many of the pieces.  Wisdom Science Collaborative asks: How might we put them together differently so that people can regenerate their own food and never run out when other food becomes scarce?

The answer to that question targets starving people who face food blockades and/or those who face disaster situations where whole communities are destroyed by weather or natural disaster.

We preserve promising questions until science catches up, while preparing people who will care enough to act when it does.

Innovate with Us

Join us in transforming lives through innovative science.

Hydroponic Lettuce Farming

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