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2 EWOR Fellows made this year’s Forbes 30 Under 30 Science & Healthcare list. For anyone paying attention, this was never an unexpected outcome. By the time he was 10 years old, Moises had spent more time inside an operating room than playing football with his friends. Not as a patient. Shadowing surgeons. He observed how the outdated standard of care consisted of countless X-rays, guesswork, and drilling over and over again for 2 hours to operate a single broken bone. So he built CLARO Surgical to improve the standard of care. With real-time spatial computing navigation, the platform has shown 86% less drilling time and 87% better surgical accuracy in early clinical results. Zayd spotted a different kind of insanity. Researchers waiting up to 2 months for a custom strand of synthetic DNA from an external supplier had somehow become normal. He decided that was ridiculous. So he founded Amplisynth Ltd. to bring the entire synthesis process in-lab, same day, with 11 pilots already running ahead of a planned 2027 commercial release. This is what outlier founders do. They see what others have learned to live with, then build what should have existed all along. This won’t be the last time you hear their names. #EWOR #Forbes30u30 #startups #entrepreneurship #science