The 2026 edition of MIT Technology Review has unveiled the global list of '35 Innovators Under 35 in Science and Technology,' featuring 35 young talents from diverse fields who have stood out with their innovative achievements. In the field of fintech, Rosanna Bellini has effectively reduced economic control phenomena in intimate relationships by reviewing financial apps. In the chip sector, Hannah Earley is dedicated to reversible computing research and has developed energy-efficient chips. Regarding space technology, Ariel Ekblaw has developed self-assembling components, providing a new solution for constructing space habitats. In robotics, Shuang Li and Jianlan Luo have respectively focused on endowing robots with more flexible intelligence and enhancing their learning efficiency. In the field of optics, Jelena Notaros has successfully reduced the volume of optical systems using silicon photonics technology. In the field of walking aids, Patrick Slade has developed a personalized adaptive walking assistance robot, providing convenience for individuals with mobility impairments. In the medical field, Aral Sürmeli has developed tools to help refugees access medical services, Sarah Grandinette has participated in the development of the first individualized gene-editing therapy, Paschal Kija has developed an affordable postpartum hemorrhage compression bandage, and Loza Tadesse has developed a portable spectral diagnostic tool. In the resources sector, Mohammad Alkhadra and Benjamin Mowbray have respectively developed new lithium extraction technologies, Joseph Nguthiru has created sustainable packaging materials using water hyacinth, and Diana Orembe has produced aquaculture feed from food waste. In the refrigeration field, Jinyoung Seo's solid refrigerant technology has provided new ideas for environmentally friendly refrigeration. In the environmental sector, Jing Wei has utilized AI technology to track pollutant dispersion, while Zhonghua Zheng has developed an urban AI climate model. In the field of biotechnology, Gabriele Corso has developed open-source molecular biology AI tools, Samuel King has utilized AI to design viruses, and Yuancheng Lv has researched anti-aging techniques to restore vision. In the field of neuroscience, Aditya Nair has conducted in-depth research on the mechanisms of brain emotion generation, while Xiao Yang has developed bioelectronic devices that mimic brain cells. In the field of AI research, Myra Cheng has explored the relationship between humans and AI, Ayush Chopra has used intelligent agent clusters to simulate complex events, Danijar Hafner has developed a world model for training robot navigation, Sayash Kapoor has examined the authenticity of AI propaganda, Ben Kompa has created autonomous scientific tools, Zihui Li has optimized medical chatbots to serve non-English users, Shayne Longpre has promoted the establishment of accountability mechanisms for AI systems, Giada Pistilli has studied the ethical issues of human-AI interaction, and Mengmi Zhang has developed an AI model that mimics human vision.