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Every year, MIT Technology Review, a publication affiliated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), presents its “35 Innovators Under 35” list, highlighting 35 young scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs whose innovations deserve particular attention for their development potential and practical applications.The aim is not simply to recognize academic careers or scientific publications, but to identify individuals who are already making tangible progress, many of them through startups seeking to bring their ideas to market. The 2026 edition selected its 35 innovators from 550 candidates across nine countries, with the participation of 44 expert judges. The selected innovators are grouped into four fields: Artificial Intelligence, with eight members; and Biotechnology, Climate and Energy, and Computing and Robotics, with nine each. This classification illustrates how innovation extends well beyond the technologies that dominate media attention continues to seek solutions to concrete industrial and societal challenge
Instituto Tecnológico de Fuzhou (China), Universidad Estatal de Carolina del Norte, Universidad de Utah, Universidad Estatal de Iowa (USA)
Universidad de Mondragon, Ikerlan, LKS Next, MCC, Ideko (Spain)
Ideko (Spain) y Universidad del País Vasco (Spain)
Sri Sivasubramaniya Nadar College of Engineering, Tamil Nadu, India.
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