answer:The latest Horizon Prize launched by the European Commission is the "Low-Cost Space Launch" prize, which challenges innovators to develop a reliable, low-cost launcher for small satellites. The prize offers a total of €10 million, to be divided among the winners of two phases: Phase 1 offers €1 million for three teams to demonstrate an effective technology; and Phase 2 offers €8 million for the winner to build a full-scale prototype. The aim is to foster greater European competitiveness in the space industry and reduce the cost of launching satellites into orbit.

answer:Yes, sure! Here are some more examples of past challenge prizes and their winners: 1. The Wendy Schmidt Ocean Health X-Prize: In 2019, the Ocean Discovery X-Prize was awarded to the team of GEBCO-Nippon Foundation for their innovative technology that created high-resolution maps of the ocean floor. 2. The Google Lunar X-Prize: In 2018, the 30 million prize was won by no team, as none of the competing teams managed to land a rover on the moon by the deadline. 3. The Water Abundance X-Prize: In 2019, Skysource/Skywater Alliance won the 1.5 million prize for their Skywater machines that can produce more than 2,000 liters of water per day from the atmosphere. 4. The DARPA Grand Challenge: In 2015, the Urban Challenge was won by the team of Tartan Racing from Carnegie Mellon University for their autonomous vehicle that could navigate through city traffic. 5. The Nokia Sensing X-Challenge: In 2014, the Scanadu Scout device won the 2.25 million prize for their non-invasive health sensor that can measure a person's vital signs in seconds. These are just a few examples of the many challenge prizes that have been awarded in recent years. Challenge prizes continue to be an effective way to incentivize innovation and drive progress in a variety of fields.

answer:The European Commission's "Materials for the Clean Air" Horizon Prize, which challenges innovators to develop the most affordable, internet-enabled, full-page tactile display, was launched in October 2020. The aim of the challenge is to develop a display that is user-friendly, accessible to all, and provides a tactile dimension, opening up new possibilities for users such as the blind or visually impaired. The Horizon Prize is worth €4 million in total, with the top three teams receiving €1 million each. The competition is open to individuals, groups, or organizations from any country, providing that they are allowed to legally undertake research and innovation activities in the EU. The competition is ongoing, and the winners are expected to be announced in early 2023, after a rigorous judging process. The winners will be the teams that present the most innovative and cost-effective solutions that meet the criteria of being affordable, internet-enabled, and providing a full-page tactile display. As of yet, there is no update regarding the outcome of the challenge, as the competition is still ongoing.

answer:Ladies and gentlemen, I stand before you today to bring to your attention a matter that is often overlooked but crucial to our overall well-being - our mental health. Mental health is not just the absence of mental illnesses. It also includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act, and in turn, impacts the quality of our lives. Unfortunately, mental health is often neglected or stigmatized, and this neglect can lead to severe and long-standing consequences. Individuals who suffer from poor mental health find daily life to be a struggle, and their relationships, responsibilities, and productivity all suffer. Not only does this affect the individual, but their loved ones and colleagues also experience its ripple effects. By leaving mental health unchecked, we risk damaging ourselves and everyone around us. So, what can be done? Many people avoid seeking professional help because of the stigma attached to mental health, or because they don't know how or where to seek help. However, the benefits of seeking help far outweigh any perceived stigma or fear. By seeking professional help, individuals can learn coping mechanisms and strategies to help them manage their symptoms of mental distress. They can gain a better understanding of themselves and the triggers that may cause their distress. They can also get access to medication, counselling, and support groups. Personally, seeking professional help for my mental health needs was a pivotal moment for me. I realized that my emotional well-being is just as important as my physical well-being. With their guidance, I was able to find relaxation and healthy coping mechanisms that allowed me to thrive. My relationships improved, and my work-life balance became more healthy as well. We must remember that seeking professional help for our mental health is not a sign of weakness. It's a courageous act of self-preservation that takes incredible strength and willpower. It shows that we care for ourselves and our loved ones. In conclusion, ladies and gentlemen, let us prioritize our mental health. We need to encourage ourselves and others to seek professional help when it is needed. Let us understand that our emotional and psychological well-being is just as important as our physical health. We must break the stigma around mental health one step at a time, and give ourselves the gift of better mental health, and thus, a better life. Thank you.