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How would you pitch your ideas to get support for a new project?

by Janeth Lorena vargas florez
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Solar Roadways

Field: Renewable energy


How it works : Solar panels are built into roads, parking lots, or sidewalks to generate clean electricity.


Impact : They could produce energy for cities while reducing the need for fossil fuels.


Fun fact: The panels can even melt snow and ice in winter.

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Lab-Grown Meat

Field: Food technology


How it works: Scientists grow real meat from animal cells in labs — no need to raise or kill animals.


Impact: It could reduce animal suffering, deforestation, and greenhouse gas emissions.


Fun fact: The first lab-grown burger cost $300,000 in 2013; now it’s less than $10!

3

Smart Contact Lenses

Field: Wearable technology / Augmented reality


How it works: These contact lenses display digital information directly in your field of vision — like navigation, messages, or fitness data.


Impact : Could change how we interact with technology without using phones or screens.


Fun fact: The prototype can project text and graphics onto the retina safely

4

Self-Healing Concrete

Field: Construction & materials science


How it works: Concrete mixed with special bacteria that produce limestone to fill cracks automatically when exposed to water.


Impact: Increases the lifespan of buildings and reduces maintenance costs.


Fun fact: The bacteria can survive inside concrete for up to 200 years!

5

3D-Printed Organs

Field: Medical technology / Bioprinting


How it works: Scientists use 3D printers to create human tissues or even full organs using living cells.


Impact: Could solve organ shortages and reduce transplant waiting lists.


Fun fact: Mini 3D-printed hearts and ears have already been successfully tested.

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Vertical Farming

Field: Sustainable agriculture


How it works: Crops are grown indoors in tall, vertical layers using LED lights and hydroponic systems.


Impact : Saves water, space, and can be done inside cities, reducing food transport and waste.


Fun fact: Some supermarkets already grow lettuce inside their own stores using this method.

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