The world is witnessing groundbreaking climate technology from young minds. Jae-Won Chung is making AI more energy-efficient, while Jing Wei uses AI to track pollution. Mohammad Alkhadra and Benjamin Mowbray are tackling the critical materials needed for new technologies. Steel production is being overhauled by Laureen Meroueh, and Joseph Nguthiru is creating biodegradable alternatives to plastic. Jinyoung Seo is developing solid refrigerants that could reduce energy consumption. These innovators are shaping a sustainable future.
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Young Minds Driving Climate Tech
Innovators under 35 are transforming energy, agriculture and critical materials, showing a promising future.
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