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20 Under 40: Young Shapers of the Future (Science and Technology)
Introduction
Kazunori Akiyama (34)
Sheena Allen (32)
Lefteris Arapakis (27)
Joy Buolamwini (31)
Caleb Carr (27)
Ashfaq Mehmood Choudhary (18)
Mohamed Dhaouafi (29)
Wei Gao (36)
Pham Hy Hieu (29)
Atima Lui (31)
Ann Makosinski (24)
Kazumi Muraki (21)
Sidy Ndao (38)
Lillian Kay Petersen (19)
Gitanjali Rao (16)
Siegfried Rasthofer (~34)
Rebecca Saive (34)
Boyan Slat (27)
Corina Tarnita (39)
Jeremiah Thoronka (21)
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