Picnic and talk longevity in one of SF's most delightful parks, Mission Dolores. In keeping with longevity best practices, we will be eating mediterranean fare and of course, drinking wine. We are thrilled to have BioAge Labs as our sponsor for this event. Tickets are free for sustaining members and discounted for students and postdocs with code "TRAINEE". Join Longevity SF for details of membership @ 

September in the Park

Longevity SF is teaming up with ODLB for a meetup. We will discuss the newly approved Alzheimer's drug over drinks. Parts of the meetup will be live streamed- let one of your hosts at the event know if you do not want to be on video or in pictures on the socials and we will position you away from the camera. 

- we are a non-profit organization that connects longevity researchers, investors, and entrepreneurs for collaboration and community building. You can find us at 

- On Deck Longevity Biotech (ODLB) is a continuous community for people to come together to build, join, or invest in revolutionary longevity biotechnology startups. You can find us here 

https://www.beondeck.com/longevity-biotech

Tickets are free for Longevity SF sustaining members. Apply to join Longevity SF here: 

Students and postdocs get $10 off with code STUDENT/POSTDOC

We are going to have Dr. Priyanka Joshi, biophysicist and aggregation expert, at the event tomorrow talking all the nitty gritty details of amyloid. She and I (Christin) come from slightly different povs on amyloid so should get fun. She would like to recommend this paper: 

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.11.08.515609v1

Longevity SF + ODLB Meetup

Come spend an evening learning about the intersection of longevity, bioinformatics, and hard tech at Circuit Launch. This collaborative event between Longevity SF, Bay Area Bioinformatics (BayBIFX), and Circuit Launch features talks and a tour of the robots native to the space. Dinner and drinks are provided. 

6:00 - 6:30 | Check-in and networking w/ refreshments

6:30 - 7:00 | Tour of Circuit Launch - Patrick Manière, General Manager of Circuit Launch

, which is a non-profit that connects longevity researchers, investors, and entrepreneurs to create community and collaboration. 

 The mission of the Bay Area Bioinformatics Forum is to help scientists collaborate and grow by providing a network for sharing ideas and technical knowledge about bioinformatics. At our monthly meetings, you will find scientists, professionals, students and DIY'ers sharing information on best practices, the latest software, biological concepts, and new ideas.

 is a community of robotics, hardware & electronics entrepreneurs and enthusiasts and now offers a shared Life Sciences BioLab space.

Longevity, Informatics, & Robots

This will be an introduction to one of the major strategies for extending healthspan and lifespan, eliminating harmful cells that cause aging and disease. These cells include senescent cells but are not limited to them. 

Our guest speakers, Adam Freund (CEO of Arda Therapeutics) and Robin Mansukhani (CEO of Deciduous Therapeutics) will discuss their companies approaches. They will chat about the promise and more hotly debated facets of the strategies they are employing. 

There will be ample time to ask questions and network. Light dinner and drinks will be provided. 

If this is your first Longevity Global event you can use code FIRST23 for complimentary entry. Sign up to become a member and stay abreast of events here: 

The Longevity Debates: Eliminating Pathological Cells

Casual meetup for the longevity community at Spark Social. Look for signs on the tables near Big Sur fire pit to find us. 

 is the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the non-profit, 

. We host events for our curated community of longevity researchers, investors, and entrepreneurs. These monthly events include research talks, networking events, hikes, and our annual finale event, the 

 at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. We also connect virtually on Slack. You can apply to 

Longevity SF Meetup

The event is at the terrace on the 12th floor. Ring Apt 1017 at the front door to get in the building. Continue through the lobby on your left towards the elevators. If the elevator doesn’t let you up. Please ask the front desk. 

 Longevity SF is having a rooftop BBQ. This will be potluck style. In the spirit of community, please bring something to share with a few others. This can be something to grill, nosh, or imbibe.  

Longevity SF Summer BBQ

*If this is your first Longevity Global event you can use code, "FIRST23", for complimentary entry.

This is the second in Longevity SF's series of dialogues on strategies that scientists and biotech companies are taking to extend years of healthy life. The goal of the Longevity Dialogues is to provide cutting edge insight on the promise and caveats of lifespan extending strategies from the mouths of the scientists employing them. The format will be a 10 minute talk from each of our speakers, Janine Sengstack and Marco Quarta, followed by a moderated Q&A with plenty of time for audience questions. Light dinner and drinks will be provided.

 for this event. BioAge's VP of Media and host of Translating Aging, Chris Patil, will be moderating. 

Epigenetic reprogramming is a strategy for turning back the clocks in old cells/animals to restore them to youthfulness. A review on this topic is 

 on epigenetic reprogramming in mice from the lab of Harvard Professor, David Sinclair.

The Longevity Dialogues: Epigenetic Reprogramming

Attend this online event to hear about projects in the

Community. Longevity Global is a non-profit. We host events for our 

 of longevity researchers, investors, and entrepreneurs. These monthly events include research talks, networking events, hikes, and our annual finale event, the 

there will be three 10 minute presentations followed by questions from the audience

. Presentations can be startup pitches or projects that people are working on. Folks presenting should feel free to make any asks they may have, from funding, to hiring, finding teammates, or resources. 

1. David Scieszka of Eterna Biotechnology

Eterna Biotechnology is developing virus-like particle (VLP) vaccines to target senescence and extend healthy lifespan. Our overarching goal is to provide accessible and affordable longevity solutions for all. The lead program is a VLP vaccine targeting senescence to provide protection against pelvic organ prolapse, cardiovascular disease, and pulmonary dysfunction, which has the added benefit of lifespan extension. Preclinical mouse data shows the vaccine can significantly extend lifespan and improve organ function. We are proposing further preclinical studies in disease models to support clinical development. The estimated peak yearly revenue is $81B across multiple indications, with a long-term valuation potential over $1T. We are requesting $1.5M to fund CRO studies and advance the program over 3 years.

April19 is a drug development company integrating AI with computational chemistry to design and develop the next generation of psychedelic-inspired compounds. By optimizing psychedelics with a unique pharmacology identified in academic research, April19 seeks to expand the utility of psychedelics beyond mental health into neurodegenerative indications and healthy longevity.

At GTcardio our goal is to provide every person with the knowledge of their cardiovascular health every second of their life. We are focused on developing technologies to optimize total wellbeing, improve longevity and prevent cardiovascular diseases. We do it by solving the problem of hypertension, by continuous hemodynamic monitoring, and assessing for personalized and optimal treatment to reduce vascular age.

The presentations slots are full for this event. If you would like to pitch at the next event, 

you can apply by filling out this short form

. All stages of projects are welcome. You must be a Longevity Global member to pitch. You can apply to 

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