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Five innovators. Five very different ideas. One lasting impact. A pen that changed how we write. Technology that changed how we see. A new path that changed cardiac surgery. Digital tools that changed how we communicate and learn. And now, research that could help change how damaged hearts heal. László Bíró. Ellen Ochoa. René Favaloro. Luis von Ahn, and Pilar Ferrer, a 25-year-old Argentine biologist working with a team developing an injectable regenerative therapy designed to help repair heart tissue after a heart attack. There’s a particularly fitting connection between two of those names. Ferrer graduated from Universidad Favaloro, where the research behind the therapy began. One generation of innovation leaving a mark on the next. Born in different places, working across different disciplines and generations, each represents something bigger: a Hispanic heritage that continues to shape the world around us. That’s the thing about innovation. Sometimes its greatest impact is that eventually, we stop thinking about how revolutionary it once was. Other times, we get to watch the next idea taking shape. INDELIBLE: Innovation #TheIndelibleMark #HispanicHeritageMonth #Innovation #ShapingWhatsNext #CultureInMotion

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