Millena Xavier Martins

At 15, Millena moved 216 kilometers from home to attend a top school, where she developed an AI tool for autism screening called Autinosis, inspired by a friend who showed autism traits but lacked diagnostic access. Her work in scientific research and Olympiads led to an invitation to join the Advisory Board of the International Research Olympiad (IRO), making her the youngest on the committee. 

Her academic achievements are notable, including being named the youngest Forbes Under 30 in the 'Science and Education' category and qualified to represent Brazil at the International AI Olympiad (IOAI) in Bulgaria. She won awards including the Prudential Young Visionaries Award, saw Autinosis win a Silver Medal at the International Conference of Young Scientist (ICYS) in Turkey.

Her international experiences and alliances include participating in programs at Stanford, the University of Toronto, and the Latin American Leadership Academy, among others. She was also accepted into prestigious programs including Yale Young Global Scholars.