European Innovators Under 35: MIT Technology Review Italia Presents the Project at Maker Faire
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During Maker Faire, the major event dedicated to innovation, design and technological creativity, MIT Technology Review Italia presented the project "Innovators Under 35 Europe". The initiative is dedicated to young researchers, entrepreneurs and creators of new technologies who are under 35 years old and work in Europe.
The Italian magazine, the local edition of MIT Technology Review, the publication of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has for years followed young talents who develop ideas and projects with a possible impact on society. The Innovators Under 35 recognition was born in the United States in 1999 and is now also offered in several European countries, with the aim of making known the people who are transforming the world of science and technology.
Maker Faire is an important appointment for those who work in innovation, because it brings together inventors, students, companies and technology enthusiasts. In this context, the presentation of the project offers young Italian and European innovators an opportunity for visibility and for meeting the world of business and research.
Complete information on the selection criteria and participation procedures was not provided in the source text. Those who wish to learn the details can consult the website of MIT Technology Review Italia, where updates on the project are published.
Sources: Today
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