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He was a speaker at the 2018 Abu Dhabi Ideas Weekend, where he moderated Moonshot 4: "The Modern Silk Road: A new era of globalisation?".

Reflecting on the question "What do you think should be our moonshot?" which was raised by Von Katindoy in a recent commentary, I thought that it made sense and should be taken seriously.

Armstrong's Apollo 11 mission may be said to have paved the way for the evolution of moon shot (i.e., two words) or 'suntok sa buwan' into moonshot (i.e., one word), which now refers to 'a monumental effort and a lofty goal' that is ultimately achievable.

The high-profile executive changes at NASA come at a time when the agency is working on its new moonshot program named Artemis. 

Ankur didn't land his moonshot. He didn't develop calves of steel or become the next Vince Carter.

In many ways, it is an issue as important and consequential as President John F Kennedy's moonshot programme that became fully realised 50 years ago this summer.

The composition of matter patents expand Compugen's intellectual property protection for COM701 beyond the therapeutic use patent received as part of the Moonshot program in 2017 and cover exclusivity on COM701 in the United States for any purpose.

The tool, called Backstory, is a global security telemetry platform, developed by Chronicle, a spin-off of X - the moonshot factory owned by Google's parent Alphabet.

These workflows are now being used in large-scale proteomics research projects, including the Cancer Moonshot initiative, with the aim of driving the successful translation of biomarkers from discovery stage research to clinical applications.

Reaching the Moonshot Goal in Flood Insurance Coverage

Malta, which started as Project Malta at X, Alphabet's Moonshot Factory, is now an independent company outside of Alphabet called Malta Inc.