MIT Technology Review Innovators under 35 Asia Pacific reveal Class of 2019

On Wednesday November 28 2018 EmTech Asia revealed MIT Technology Review's annual list of Innovators Under 25 from Asia Pacific at SGInnovate's Bash co-working space.

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If you want to see these young innovators live in action you have to attend EmTech Asia's conference "THE CONFERENCE ON THE EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES THAT MATTER" to see these innovators present their projects. The conference will be held from January 22-23 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre here in Singapore. This will be organized by MIT Technology Review in partnership with Koelnmesse.

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Robert Bedington

Delivering uncrackable encryption keys from space using quantum key distribution

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Nana Liu

Making quantum computing more trustworthy in a future quantum internet

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Jonathan Hall

Using machine learning to identify healthy embryos during IVF to improve pregnancy outcomes

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Ruibang Luo

Speed up precision medicine with algorithms and AI

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Katharina Richter

Developing innovative treatments against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, showing life-changing impact by improving healthcare for infections

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Wenyue Zou

Low-cost personalised wearable UV sensor offering real-time sun exposure monitoring

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Loi Luu

Building a more secure, scalable and usable public blockchain infrastructure

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Cathy N.P. Lui

Autologous neural stem cell harvest technology for an ultimate and novel cure of neurological diseases

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Thanh Duc Nguyen

Transforming biodegradable surgical-suture polymers into special forms/shapes with “smart” functions for medical applications

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Jason Gui

World's first Bluetooth headset to help drivers stay awake at the wheel

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