Meet the under-35s shaping the future of biotech
MIT Technology Review's annual 35 Innovators Under 35 list highlights young scientists designing viruses, reversing the aging process, and saving lives. The featured researchers represent the next generation of biotech leaders whose work stands to redefine medicine and longevity. The list spotlights breakthroughs that could shape the trajectory of biotechnology for decades to come.
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These annual lists have a track record of identifying researchers years before their work reaches clinics or spins into companies, so this cohort is worth tracking as an early roster of who may drive aging and disease research in the decade ahead. Watch which of these scientists attract venture funding or launch startups next, and whether the aging-reversal work moves from lab models toward human trials.
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