Credit: Supratim Das, Cameron Halliday, and Peter McHale (left to right)
Three MIT Sloan graduates were named to the 2023 Forbes 30 Under 30 lists. The trio are among a cohort of innovators who “have turned to entrepreneurship to solve the world’s most complex challenges – from global warming to reproductive health,” according to a statement from Forbes.
See all the MIT graduates and institute community members on the Forbes list at Slice of MIT.
Electric Hydrogen
Supratim Das, SM ’18, MBA ’22, PhD ’22, is a senior associate at Electric Hydrogen, a startup developing tools and technology for producing clean hydrogen power through electricity rather than fossil fuels.
Gaia AI
Co-founded by Peter McHale, MBA ’22, Gaia’s mobile app collects forest data (for example, tree measurements and species counts) for more accurate analyses for things like carbon credit estimates and forest fire hazards. The firm’s other co-founders are Matthew Carpenter and Acshi Haggenmiller.
Mantel
Mantel is developing a carbon capture technology using molten salts. Mantel’s co-founders include Cameron Halliday, SM '19, MBA '22, PhD '22, Danielle Colson, and Sean Robertson, PhD ’22.
