Fighting Online Harassment, The Next Big Battery Breakthrough, and More

It's part of our ethos that technology can and should be a force for good. Our annual list of 35 Innovators Under 35 is a way of putting

Our Journalism on Stage: September 17-19 at MIT Media Lab View in browser September 17-19, 2019 MIT Media Lab   Register now Meet the Innovators Under 35 It's part of our ethos that technology can and should be a force for good. Our annual list of 35 Innovators Under 35 is a way of putting faces on that idea. This year's list includes people employing innovative methods to treat disease, to fight online harassment, and to create the next big battery breakthrough. These individuals show that even in our hard, cynical world, there are still smart people willing to dedicate their lives to the idea that technology can make a safer, fairer world.   Join us this September at EmTech MIT, our annual flagship event, where you'll have the opportunity to hear from these outstanding innovators. Purchase your ticket today.  REGISTER NOW 6 young innovators you'll hear from Rediet Abebe PhD Candidate, Cornell University; Cofounder, Black in AI   She uses algorithms and AI to fight socioeconomic inequality. Noam Brown Research Scientist, Facebook    He's making artificial intelligence better by having it play poker. Vivian Chu CTO and Cofounder, Diligent Robotics  Her robots do some of the grunt work so hospital staffers can spend more time with the patients. Guosong Hong Assistant Professor, Stanford University   His probes could revolutionize brain treatments. Abhinav Kandala Research Staff Member, IBM Research   Paving the way for quantum-computer-powered drug and material development. Azalia Mirhoseini Senior Research Scientist, Google Brain She taught an AI to design AI chips. REGISTER NOW The mission of MIT Technology Review is to bring about better-informed and more conscious decisions about technology through authoritative, influential, and trustworthy journalism.  Click here to manage your newsletter preferences and email settings. MIT Technology Review, One Main Street, Cambridge, MA 02142 To unsubscribe from all emails, including newsletters, follow this link.