The rise of Chinese pharmaceuticals and biotech
"These projects are more than acts of goodwill," China's Health Silk Road is as much about soft power as it is about medicine.
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A Once-in-a-Century Transition: Neha Palmer on the Future of Freight Electrification
"The holy grail is charging a heavy-duty truck in under 30 minutes. That’s what the whole industry is chasing,” Neha Palmer reveals why megawatt charging and smart siting are key to the EV freight transition.
More than just a headache
“Pain is treated like a badge of honor" in medicine, but the cost is a workforce breaking under invisible pressure.
Artificial intelligence in skin cancer diagnosis: Improving diagnostics and reducing health disparity
"AI has already been shown to be just as, if not more, accurate than dermatologists," Dr. Alexander Green explains, as DERM proves 99.8% effective at ruling out cancer.
The Gift of Time: Apeel’s Plant-Based Coating Tackles Spoilage at Scale
"By simply replacing the plastic wrap, we eliminated the equivalent of 3.75 million plastic straws — or more than 190,000 plastic bottles,” Luiz Beling reveals how Apeel’s plant-based science is reshaping produce preservation.
Martial Law Targets Resident Physicians: Implications for the Healthcare Crisis in South Korea
Industrial relations between doctors and the state have never been worse
From Flares to Fuel: Verde Clean Fuels’ Plan to Clean Up Gasoline
“We can make fully renewable, even carbon-negative gasoline - but the market isn’t built for it yet.” Verde Clean Fuels is transforming wasted energy into profit while cutting lifecycle emissions by up to 35%.
TerraCycle: Turning the 95% of Waste that No One Wants into a Global Business
“Recycling is basically urban mining for value,” TerraCycle rethinks recycling economics, makes hard-to-recycle items profitable, and champions reuse as the only practical path to eliminating the idea of waste.
Concrete Economics: Why Fortera’s Cement Is Built to Scale
“To make climate tech work, it’s all about economics and scale,” With cement and concrete making up 8% of global CO₂, Fortera’s bolt-on tech locks in carbon, keeps costs flat, and hits full strength in two days.
No Trade-Offs, No Excuses: Natel Energy’s Fish-Friendly Turbines
“This is the first time in hydro history that there is no compromise between biodiversity and power production.” Bill Malus explains how Natel Energy’s FishSafe™ turbines deliver 98–100% fish survival without sacrificing efficiency.
Flying Clean & Flying Safe: Talking Electric Air Travel with Eve Air Mobility’s Johann Bordais
Urban transport is being revolutionized with safe, sustainable eVTOL aircraft.
Plug and Pray No More: How Fastned Is Driving Europe’s EV Future
“We started with a mission to enable electric freedom for EVs.” Fastned's CEO, Michiel Langezaal, on prime locations, long-term vision, and the need for dependable charging to accelerate Europe’s transition toward faster, more accessible electric mobility.
Why Electrovaya isn’t chasing cars - and why that’s a smart bet
“We’re not chasing commoditized markets. We want applications where this technology really moves the needle.” Dr. Raj DasGupta reveals the long arc of innovation behind Electrovaya's battery breakthroughs.
Solar, Storage and Staking: Richard Lu’s Plan to Keep the Lights On in a Digital World
“We’re not just keeping the lights on - we’re keeping people connected. That’s the real job of a power company today.”
How Eztia is Taking the Heat off: Tiffany Yeh on Sustainability, Worker Safety, and Customer-Led Innovation
“It’s electricity-free, non-toxic, reusable - and you recharge it with just a coffee mug’s worth of water,” Tiffany Yeh unveils Eztia's cost-effective solution to overheating - common reagents.
Milliseconds Matter: How Wärtsilä’s Battery Tech Is Reinventing Grid Reliability
From ship engines to smart batteries, 190-year-old Wärtsilä has reinvented itself as an energy storage powerhouse with lightning-fast speeds.