The newspaper El Espectador published an article about the six Colombians under 35 recognized by MIT Technology Review’s Latin America Innovators program, which highlights young people who use technology to generate social and economic benefits.
Among them is Isabel Pulido, co-founder of NanoFreeze, who uses bionanotechnology to make refrigeration more energy-efficient and to strengthen the cold chain.
The Colombian list is completed by Lina Aramburo (Ecobot), Juan Echeverry (Petalii), Juan Pablo Ospina (Emerge), Alejandro Rendón (Opex), and Marybel Montoya Álvarez (Fungi Life), with projects in recycling, fair trade flowers, the rural circular economy, and green hydrogen.
