Past Work
Some talks
Four numbers define progress in longevity (Progress Conference 2025)
An overview of what drives progress in the longevity field as a whole.
A thorough primer on aging and longevity (Abundance Platinum 2025)
Covers the biology and landscape of longevity, separating hype from breakthroughs, the ecosystem of players working on research and its translation, and the major bottlenecks and challenges for the field.
The most important number in longevity (TEDxBoston 2025)
Reality-check on biological clocks, and how we could make them useful.
Some conversations
Academic work
Previously, I studied aging biology in academia. My doctorate as an Elite Research travel scholar was in the Bohr lab at the National Institute on Aging, NIH, where I identified functional roles of proteins implicated in accelerated aging. As a postdoc I asked 'what actually happens during lifespan extension', at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. I received the NIH Pathway to Independence award to study inter-organ communication in aging but returned the award to start Gordian.