This event explores the frontier of biotechnological innovations, to shape a healthier and more resilient future for humanity. Participants will explore cutting-edge advancements in longevity and biological computation, the intersection of biotech with AI, neurotech, DeSci, discuss novel funding mechanisms, and how the recently emerging “Network Sovereigns” could propel the field.
Specific longevity approaches we may explore include tissue replacement and rejuvenation, bioengineering, measuring, modeling and gene delivery to solve aging. Bonus: biohacking booths and personal longevity consultations to gain firsthand insights into practical applications.
Beyond its potential impact on the human lifespan, this track will explore how biotechnology opens new avenues for computation, overcoming the limits of traditional silicon-based approaches, such as bio-computing and molecular electronics.
This track not only aims to provide an overview of the state of the art in longevity research and biological computing but also to encourage the development of a collaborative ecosystem that supports the translation of scientific discoveries into solutions that benefit all of humanity.
Guiding Question for Field Building: what integrated approaches can this community develop to accelerate biotechnological breakthroughs, and make them available, practical & affordable for all of humanity ?
Join us to explore biotech progress for the benefit of life.
Agenda:
12:00-1:00pm Anastasia Ershova: Deep-dive Molecular Blueprinting of Therapeutic Nanostructures
1:00pm-2:00pm Misha Batin: Bottlenecks in life extension
2:00-2:30pm Jean Hebert : Turning old brains into young brains with progressive tissue replacement
2:30-3:30pm Yuri Degin: Brain rejuvenation by partial cellular reprogramming
