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about us

EnTomorrow is a research group from Vancouver, BC!

Our team is composed of doers, students, thinkers, artists and scientists!

We use insects to address issues such as climate change, deforestation, waste food, malnutrition and more!

Roshan_Noronha
Roshan Noronha
Project Lead
Maggie_Stewart
Maggie Stewart
Research Coordinator
Prerna_Bedi
Prerna Bedi
Research Assistant
Jocelyn_O_brien
Jocelyn O'Brien
Research Assistant
Aleeze_Asif
Aleeze Asif
Designer
Michael_Cummings
Michael Cummings
Business Development
Mario_Kurniawan
Mario Kurniawan
Web Developer
Michika_Hiratsuka
Michika Hiratsuka
Web Developer

The Problems

The Food We Throw Away Produces CO2

The Food We Throw Away Produces CO2

The Food We Throw Away Produces CO2

Plastic Pollutes Our Land And Water

The Food We Throw Away Produces CO2

Global Deforestation Contributes To Climate Change

Our Research

THE EFFECT OF WASTE FOOD DIETS ON MEALWORMS

In an 8 month study we explored the feasibility of feeding waste food to mealworms. This novel approach has the potential to eliminate 3 billion metric tonnes of CO2 from our environment every year.

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BIODEGRADABLE PLASTIC

Using the shells of the mealworm beetle we created a completely biodegradable plastic. The applications for this novel plastic range from textiles to everyday household items

STYROFOAM DIET STUDY

In a 3 month experiment we observed that mealworms could eat styrofoam. We plan to further study if this diet affects the nutritional qualities of mealworms.

TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY SENSORS

We developed and built custom sensors to monitor how temperature and humidity affect the growth and nutrition of our mealworms.

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