A global community of innovators

Selected by MIT Technology Review, these innovators are changing the future of science and technology
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We believe innovation can happen anywhere. That is why we've expanded our search for the most innovative people to include these regions.

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Latin America

India

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China

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About the Innovators Under 35

Every year, MIT Technology Review selects a list of the most promising innovators around the world. They’re inquisitive and persistent, inspired and inspiring. No matter whether they’re pursuing medical breakthroughs, refashioning energy technologies, making computers more useful, or engineering cooler electronic devices—and regardless of whether they are heading startups, working in big companies, or doing research in academic labs—they all are poised to be leaders in their fields.
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Profiles

Notable Past Innovators

Check out a few of the past honorees of our Innovators Under 35 list.

John Rogers (1999)

Materials science pioneer in microfluidics, nanotechnology, and flexible electronics. 2009 MacArthur Genius. Professor at Northwestern University.

Cynthia Breazeal (2003)

Founder of Jibo, a personal assistant robot. Professor and director of the Personal Robots Group at MIT Media Lab.

JB Straubel (2008)

Co-founder and CTO of Tesla Motors. Energy storage and electric car enthusiast.

Feng Zhang (2013)

CRISPR technology pioneer. Professor at McGovern Institute at MIT. Appointment at the Broad Institute.