Quartz Innovators 2023

Boomitra’s Aadith Moorthy has a business answer to climate change: a soil carbon marketplace

While neobanks have cropped up all over the world, most major European players haven’t yet landed a license in the US

Publicis Groupe CEO Arthur Sadoun is crushing cancer stigma in the workplace

Pixxel’s Awais Ahmed will put a constellation of six satellites in space in early 2024

How AmorSui’s Beau Wangtrakuldee is making PPE body-inclusive and reusable

How Sonio’s Cécile Brosset is using a dataset of 200,000 images to make for safer births

Delangue believes it is risky to have the power of AI concentrated in the hands of a few

Demand for organic food is growing exponentially in North America—and Farmland LP’s Craig Wichner is meeting it with an investment fund for farmers

Nubank’s Cristina Junqueira explains how new digital products are bringing banking to Mexico

Aspect Biosystems’s Erin Bedford is figuring out a way to treat Type 1 diabetes—with 3D printing

The platform that uses a dedicated algorithm to analyze social accounts to generate unique social reputation scores for loans

Renewable energy needs batteries—but manufacturing them produces a new set of environmental risks. Inga Petersen has one idea to mitigate them.

Emerge offers tactile capabilities—and now it’s making sensory tech for Sony and Disney

Breast milk has long been considered the highest standard for infant nutrition. Can we engineer a version that replaces baby formula?

UT Austin’s Luis Sentis is leading a landmark study of how robots make us feel—and setting the standards for how autonomous machines will share our spaces.

Poh Yun Ru’s Rewind uses video-based therapy to help people suffering from memory loss regain their autonomy

As the head of Project Kuiper, Rajeev Badyal has big plans for building a satellite internet competitor to SpaceX

Livestock produce a lot of planet-warming methane. Sea Forest’s Sam Elsom thinks adding adding algae to their diets can change that.

Emerge offers tactile capabilities—and now it’s making sensory tech for Sony and Disney

With global eyes on reproductive privacy, Flo Health’s Sue Khan ensuring 50 million users keep control over their menstrual data.

Tamar Sapir’s smart labels attach to pill bottles to keep us on top of our medications