SupChina held its fourth annual Women’s Conference, continuing a tradition of empowering women and celebrating the extraordinary achievements of rising stars.

Interview with Emma Yang, 15-Year-Old Founder of AI Startup for Alzheimer’s Patients, Timeless

Emma’s efforts in New York City, supporting frontline workers, and speaking up at a time of global change.

In honor of Inventors’ Day, we spotlight five young inventors trying to change the world through engineering.

After her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Emma Yang knew she wanted to do something to help.

While most teen girls are spending their summer vacations and free time "chillin" with friends, 15-year-old Emma Yang–to whom we first introduced you here–is spending her days fine-tuning Timeless, the app she created to make life easier for people living with Alzheimer's and their caregivers.

True innovation takes place when ideas and needs of everyone in society are represented.

This 14-year-old's app for Alzheimer’s patients helps them stay connected with love ones and to feel empowered:

The kids were more than all right at Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona, as four speakers with a combined age of less than 60 made a lasting impression on the audience of the event’s day-three morning conference session.

Two very different start-up CEOs discuss smart helmets, AI-powered apps and their experiences in finding investment

Teen’s alzheimer’s app sparks “Timeless” memories

This 14-Year-Old Is Developing a Mobile App to Help Alzheimer’s Patients Live Better Lives