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2010 Young Innovators Under 35

Brightest Innovators Under the Age of 35
CREATING OUR ANNUAL LIST OF YOUNG INNOVATORS, which recognizes 35 exceptional leaders in technology who are under the age of 35, is an exhaustive--and exhausting--process. We start by scouring the developments in the country to find outstanding candidates and recruiting a panel of expert judges; we end with a concerted effort to create profiles that precisely and clearly explain the winners' accomplishments and why they matter. It will be a great moment for each of us, as we talk to the amazing technological trendsetters and hear about their work firsthand, when the excitement that TR35 members feel about their work becomes contagious. Though they work in disparate fields and places--from clean rooms and labs to factories and slums, the winners we believe are united in their urgent desire to improve what we do and get it done sooner , to help us accomplish more and live better. They're building safer, simpler, speedier electronics and software; better, more resilient medical tests and treatments; cheaper, cleaner energy sources. We believe that the 2010 TR35 are out to change our world. --The Editors

2010 Humanitarian of the Year: Dhananjaya Dendukuri

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INDIA TR35 India's Young Innovators Under 35
Nishith Chasmawala
A solution for managing fecal incontinence in patients.
Dhananjaya Dendukuri
A novel microfluidic-chip based platform to perform low-cost medical diagnostic tests.
Ashish Bhat
The world’s smallest and lightest autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle
Rikin B. Gandhi
A solution to help farmers adopt better farmer practices.
Prajwal V. Kumar
A remote controlled system for power tiller.
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