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EmTech MIT: Celebrate the Innovators Under 35

Our annual flagship event - EmTech MIT - will laud this year’s remarkable honorees October 9–11 in Cambridge, MA.
August 21, 2013

This is an exciting day at MIT Technology Review. With our annual Innovators Under 35 list, MIT Technology Review endeavors to highlight today’s most creative and bold young technologists, celebrating the rising stars who have dedicated their careers to purpose-driven innovation. Selecting the winners takes many months and is a highlight of the year for our editorial team. 

Each year we are honored to host the majority of honorees as featured speakers at EmTech MIT. This year, our Innovators Under 35 speakers will help us explore innovation in areas ranging from energy to neuroengineering. We can’t wait to hear from them at the show, coming up October 9–11, 2013, in Cambridge, MA. 

A preview of the confirmed speakers from this year’s list of honorees includes:

Keep an eye on the EmTech MIT website for more announcements in the coming weeks. Enjoy reading about this year’s Innovators Under 35, and register today to hear from them in person as we celebrate the remarkable individuals here in Cambridge, MA, this October.

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