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On The Frontlines: Here’s How This Year’s 30 Under 30 Is Combating The Coronavirus
These 2021 30 Under 30 listmakers from the science and healthcare lists have devoted time, energy, and countless research hours to helping solve the Covid-19 crisis
Inside Ritual’s Katerina Schneider’s Plan To Build A Better Multivitamin
By betting on a subscription business model and targeting niche groups like expectant moms and teen girls, can this former venture partner crack the $36 billion vitamin and supplement industry?
Survivors & Thrivers
Amid a pandemic implosion, these startups showcase the strength, diversity and adaptability of America’s entrepreneurs—and provide hope for the country’s economic future.
Mammoth Biosciences Signs Exclusive Deal For Recently-Discovered Crispr Protein
Biotech company Mammoth Biosciences has signed an exclusive deal with University of California Berkeley to license a newly-discovered class of Crispr proteins.
These Under 30 Founders Just Raised $15 Million To Make It Easier To Get A Doctor’s Appointment
NexHealth will be expanding its appointment booking, payment processing and API services with the new capital.
These Young Entrepreneurs Have A Plan To Bring The Internet To Detroit, The Least Connected City In America
In Forbes’ first-ever virtual hackathon event, six under 30 alums gathered remotely for a full weekend, working round-the-clock to figure out how to distribute Internet to the least connected city in the country.
The Under 30 Alums Racing To Develop At-Home Coronavirus Tests With Crispr
The tests could provide results in minutes on a strip of paper, similar to a pregnancy test.
Forbes Under 30 Leaders Create Retail Site For Cheap And Safe Protective Gear As America Reopens
Though members of the Forbes Under 30 community won’t be able to physically convene in Detroit this year, they will gather remotely this year for Forbes’ first-ever virtual hackathon.
Harvard Medical Students Partner With Crowdsolving Platform Groopit To Launch Yelp-Like Covid-19 Testing Review Platform
First-year med students Dylan Cahill and J.C. Panagides were intent on giving people first-hand insight into testing sites across the country.
