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Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly sophisticated as large language models are equipped with contextual reasoning capabilities.

We are proud to present Venture Capital Journal’s seventh annual list of 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40.

A senior associate who leveraged 'her deep scientific understanding of gene engineering' from academic research and a partner who built networks across AI technical communities are among VCJ's latest 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40.

A principal focused on AI early-stage investments, a partner concentrating in biotechnology and a principal involved with women’s health research are among those on VCJ's 2026 list of 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40.

A partner who advises her firm’s crypto portfolio companies about go-to-market strategies and a CEO who has led investments in deep-tech and space tech companies are among VCJ's 2026 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40.

A partner who has 'transformed founder support by building an onboarding program that drives trust, clarity and execution' and a GP who has been 'the driving force' in making her firm a leader in the early-stage space are two of VCJ's latest 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40.

Inside: Meet Venture Capital Journal’s rising stars class of 2026 – 40 young professionals under the age of 40 making their mark on the industry; LP Perspectives – VCJ’s annual survey of investors; Plus, how AI is making its mark; And much more…

Advanced AI reasoning is at the heart of research engines accelerating R&D and commercialization of new materials.

A recent presentation from New Enterprise Associates shows a novel way to convince LPs they’ll get their money back.

AI is having a dramatic impact on start-ups. While it took digital-native Dropbox three years and a team of 70 to reach $100m in revenue, AI-native ElevenLabs was able to hit the same revenue in 23 months with a team of 50, says a new Harvard Business Review paper.