35 innovators under 35(technologyreview.com)
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35 innovators under 35
http://www.technologyreview.com/tr35/
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Why is it interesting that these people are under 35? Is there any more merit to being an innovator at 33 than, say, at 44?
The intro section of the TR35 answers exactly that question:
http://www.technologyreview.com/fromtheeditor/428873/35-inno...
http://www.technologyreview.com/fromtheeditor/428873/35-inno...
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These are looking promising:
William Chueh: Pulling hydrogen out of water with the help of concentrated sunlight and an inexpensive material
Prashant Jain: Tuning nanocrystals to make tinier, more efficient switches for optical computing and solar panels
Shannon Miller: Making engines super-efficient by getting them to run at extremely high pressures
Bozhi Tian: Artificial tissue that can monitor and improve health down to the level of individual cells
Zheng Wang: Slowing light to help chips cope with optical data
William Chueh: Pulling hydrogen out of water with the help of concentrated sunlight and an inexpensive material
Prashant Jain: Tuning nanocrystals to make tinier, more efficient switches for optical computing and solar panels
Shannon Miller: Making engines super-efficient by getting them to run at extremely high pressures
Bozhi Tian: Artificial tissue that can monitor and improve health down to the level of individual cells
Zheng Wang: Slowing light to help chips cope with optical data
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