Discussions - Science for Humanity feels that fostering
ideas and debate is the key to coming up with the best possible
solutions. Joining or starting discussions on this site enables
both Seekers and Solvers to discuss ideas, research, problems and
potential solutions. Discussions will be closely monitored by the
Science for Humanity team, who will be looking for problems which
can be elevated to challenge
status. Work groups will be
established around challenges to promote collaboration in order to
find sustainable solutions.
Members can start or contribute to discussions in the Solver area
(below) by scientific discipline, in the Seeker area
by humanitarian interest, or in the work groups area,
where each group will have discussion threads running.
Challenges. Science for Humanity looks for problems, the
solutions to which have the potential to make a sustainable
difference to the lives of people in the Developing World. We do
this by defining and specifying the requirements of a problem to
make it a Challenge. For each Challenge a work
group will be set up to facilitate collaboration between
Solvers. We encourage solvers to join in any groups where they feel
that their expertise could add value.

The science of using plants for food, fuel, and fibre, and the study of soil as a natural resource.

The study of living organisms and the application of biological science.

The science of the composition and properties of matter, as well as the changes it undergoes.

The study of the interactions between organisms and their natural environment.

Involves developing structures, manufacturing processes, and investigating materials.

The study of the movement, distribution, and quality of water throughout the Earth.

The science of quantity, structure, change and the analysis of data.
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