LONGUEUIL, QC, Jan. 16, 2023 /CNW Telbec/ – Over the subsequent few weeks, Canadian groups competing in Part 2 of the Deep House Meals Problem, a contest to develop new applied sciences to supply meals for future house missions, will meet with members of the jury to current their prototypes.
The applied sciences developed and constructed by the semi-finalists might assist feed astronauts travelling to the Moon and Mars whereas increasing meals manufacturing in harsh environments on Earth. As much as 4 Canadian groups will transfer on to grow to be Part 3 finalists, the place they are going to have 12 months to construct and show a full-scale meals manufacturing expertise.
Media concerned about doing interviews could contact the CSA’s Media Relations Workplace or the groups instantly utilizing the contact data beneath.
Semi-finalists of the Deep House Meals Problem
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Group |
Undertaking Title |
Contacts |
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Canacompost Techniques
Maple Ridge, British Columbia |
The Outpost: House |
Leonard Audibert |
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McGill College / McGill
Montreal, Quebec
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Cricket Rearing, Assortment, |
Alexander Becker
Cynthia Hitti |
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McGill College / McGill
Montreal, Quebec |
InSpira |
Ilias Hader |
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AlgaBloom Worldwide
Richmond, British Columbia |
A Programmable |
Soheyl Mottahedeh |
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College of Waterloo
Waterloo, Ontario
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Hydrogel |
Valerie Ward |
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Ecoation Modern
North Vancouver, British
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CANGrow Modular |
Gavin Schneider |
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College of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario |
Canada – Development |
Mike Dixon
Theresa Rondeau Vuk |
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PeaPod Applied sciences Inc.
Port Hope, Ontario |
PeaPod |
Jayden Lefebvre |
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Noblegen Inc.
Peterborough, Ontario |
SEuPS – House |
Sott Farrow |
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Concordia College
Montreal, Quebec |
AstroYeast Microfarm: |
Gabriel Aguiar-Tawil |
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