Emergent Ventures winners, 54th cohort
The 54th cohort of Emergent Ventures has announced its winners, showcasing a diverse group of young innovators. These individuals are recognized for their contributions in various fields, including quantum computing, biomedical research, and education. The winners hail from different parts of the world, reflecting a global commitment to advancing knowledge and technology.
- ▪Kenny Guo is recognized for his work in quantum computing.
- ▪Heloise Hoffman is focused on biomedical research to cure her own rare disease.
- ▪Adnan Manna is exploring the discovery of exoplanets.
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Emergent Ventures winners, 54th cohort by Tyler Cowen May 25, 2026 at 12:20 am in Education Kenny Guo, Krish Chhajer, Luthira Abeykoon Mudiyansela, Toronto, quantum computing. Jolie Gan, Calgary/SF, a publication on science and meta-science. Hudson Mitchell-Pullman, 16, San Diego, how users interact with LLMs to learn. Adnan Manna, 17, Amman, Jordan, finding exoplanets. Heloise Hoffman, Stanford, biomedical research to cure her own rare disease. M.F. Libano-Monteiro, Portugal/LSE, economics education through video. Scott Ellis, Mississauga, Ontario, making movies with AI. Adrian Martinez, 17, Mission Viejo, CA, math, education. Aadil Ali, San Francisco, biographies of young achievers. Chandler Reilly, Denver, Substack on Denver and its economics.
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