35 innovators under the age of 35 with global influence

Innovator (innovator) is translated as "innovator" in Japanese, but it sometimes refers to a person who performs innovative work in various fields and influences people and people all over the world.MIT Technology Review'S editors selected 500 global innovators under the age of 35 and a list of 35 top people narrowed down by external experts35 Innovators Under 35"Has been released.

35 Innovators Under 35 | 2014 | MIT Technology Review
http://www.technologyreview.com/lists/innovators-under-35/2014/

◆01:Fadel Adib(25 years old)


Visualize the other side of the wall using Wi-Fi signalsWi-Vi"Under development.

◆02:Emily Balskus(34 years old)


I am studying intestinal bacteria at Harvard University and I have found enzymes in bacteria that break down choline into trimethylamine.

◆03:George Ban-Weiss(33 years old)


He studied the heat island phenomenon as a professor at the University of Southern California. Los Angeles City, which adopted the research results, passed a bill that obliges the roof to be of high reflection type due to the renovation of houses.

◆04:Miles Barr(30 years old)


Developing a transparent solar panel. Once completed, it is expected to be able to generate solar power on smartphone displays.

◆05:Ayah Bdeir(31 years old)


Sell ​​modular electronic circuitsLittle BitsCEO of. For the little Bits series, it is also posted in GIGAZINE.

Modular Circuit Handling Kit "littleBits Space Kit" review that allows you to experience "science" in co-developed NASA commentary - GIGAZINE


◆06:Kuang Chen(34 years old)


Using Machine Learning Technology for Character Recognition We developed "Captricity" software which captures and digitizes character information printed on a paper medium at a speed several tens of times higher than before.

◆07:Rumi Chunara(32 years old)


We are developing data analysis technology to analyze SNS information and predict the infection of diseases such as influenza and cholera.

◆08:Emily Cole(31 years old)


By using light, we succeeded in converting carbon dioxide into more than 30 useful organic compounds such as acetone and isopropanol without consuming much energy. It is planned to commercialize ethylene glycol converted from carbon dioxide in 2017.

◆09:Tanuja Ganu(31 years old)


We have developed a small device called "nPlug" that monitors power consumption by inserting it between an electric appliance and an electric outlet to predict the peak of electricity demand. We have succeeded in stabilizing India's poor electric power infrastructure with nPlug, and it is expected to be utilized for power infrastructure of developing countries.

◆Ten:Shyam Gollakota(28 years old)


I am studying wireless charging which can be charged without code at the University of Washington. We have already succeeded in transmitting and receiving signals between buildings 20 meters away.

◆11:Severin Hacker(30 years old)


A service that you can learn a language for free "DuolingoDeveloped. The number of languages ​​that Duolingo can learn has exceeded 30, exceeding 30 million users.

◆12:David He(28 years old)


Develop a wristband type wearable terminal that can accurately measure blood pressure and heart rate from the amount of light absorbed when light is applied to the skinQUANTTUSWas founded.

◆13:Kurtis Heimerl(30 years old)


A project that can build a private communication network in remote areas where the communication network is not in place "EndagaOrganized by.

◆14:Rand Hinidi(29 years old)


We developed an application that predicts the degree of traffic congestion on the train three days after analyzing big data and offers it to French National Railway.

◆15:Sarah Kearney(29 years old)


Non-profit organization aiming to reduce global greenhouse gas emissionsPRIME CoalitionEstablished.

◆16:Duygu Kuzum(31 years old)


I am developing a computer chip "SyNAPSE" that works like IBM's brain neurons. SyNAPSE has also been posted in GIGAZINE.

IBM unveils a computer chip that imitates the human brain and learns and adapts to the environment - GIGAZINE


◆17:Quoc Le(32 years old)


I am studying artificial intelligence technology called deep learning. The technology developed by LeGoogle image searchIt is utilized in.

◆18:Jinha Lee(27 years old)


Developed 3D desktop as Microsoft internship student while studying at MIT. Currently, Samsung Electronics is working on the development of interactive next-generation television.

◆19:Aaron Levie(29 years old)


Cloud storage service that keeps ongoing good progressBoxYoung CEO led by. Box is also posted on GIGAZINE.

Storage for "Box" that can also collaborate on text online using free 10 GB - GIGAZINE


◆20:Alex Ljung(32 years old)


A service that anyone can easily upload and share musicSoundCloudWas founded.

◆twenty one:Palmer Luckey(21 years old)


VR headset known by Oculus RiftOculus VRCo-founder Mr. Luckey is the youngest in this list and is 21 years old. Furthermore, Oculus VR has been acquired by Faceboook for about 200 billion yen in 2 years since its establishment.

"Oculus Rift" was bought by Facebook for about 200 billion yen, Minecraft to withdraw from Oculus Rift version development - GIGAZINE


◆twenty two:Megan McCain(31 years old)


By culturing cardiac cells from stem cells on a small chip 2.5 cm square, we developed a heart-on-chip that can test heart function and drug administration.

◆twenty three:Maria José Pereira(28 years old)


Developed a patch to treat ventricular septal defects and atrial septal defects with holes in the ventricles and atrium walls of the infant's heart.

◆twenty four:Manu Prakash(34 years old)


Developed a disposable microscope "Foldscope" that you can make your own at only 50 yen. About Foldscope has been posted in GIGAZINE.

A super-discount "disposable paper craft microscope" that you can make your own at about 50 yen will be developed - GIGAZINE


◆twenty five:Michael Schmidt(32 years old)


Data analysis softwareEureqaDeveloped.

◆26:Julie Shah(32 years old)


As a professor at MIT, we analyze behavior in response to changes in circumstances and develop a robot that can collaborate with humans.

◆27:Maryam Shanechi(33 years old)


Analyzing signals transmitted between nerve cells in the brain, grasping the activity level of the brain, and developing a treatment method to alleviate symptoms such as mental disorders.

◆28:Bret Taylor(34 years old)


34-year-old Taylor is a Google Map developer, a co-founder of FriendFeed, owner of a spectacular background of Facebook front and chief technology officer who created "Like" button.

◆29:Kay Tye(33 years old)


We discover that the connection between the hippocampus and the amygdala is greatly affecting "anxiety" and we are searching for a treatment method to relieve anxiety in depressed patients by adjusting this.

◆30: Santiago Villegas (29 years old)


By developing a system "Online Safety Project" that can report criminal information anonymously, we aim to collect sighting information quickly and aim to relieve victims.

◆31:Jonathan Viventi(32 years old)


We are researching to analyze the reaction of the brain from a complicated pattern after acquiring electric signal data by imaging small size chip of about 1 square cm in the brain and imaging it with high resolution. Analysis of this brain signalEpilepsyIt is said that it is aimed at treatment of.

◆32:Kathryn Whitehead(34 years old)


We are developing a patch that secures insulin in a timely manner by placing it in the intestines of diabetic patients.

◆33:Tak-Sing Wong(33 years old)


I got a hint of adhesive solution of carnivorous plantsSlippery liquid-infused porous surface(SLIPS) developed a liquid that does not let off bacteria.

◆34:Hui Wu(31 years old)


We are researching making high performance batteries with low environmental impact by replacing carbon materials used for the negative electrode of lithium ion batteries with silicon.

◆35:Guihua Yu(33 years old)


We are developing a conductive polymer with nanostructures such as biological tissue. This conductive polymer is expected to be applied to a high-sensitivity glucose sensor useful for blood glucose management of diabetic patients, and a high-performance battery having high energy density and flexibility.