Translating Rejuvenation 2026 | View into the Future of Longevity
You're invited to an exclusive first look at the biggest new discoveries in human longevity, including one that's slowing aging in humans, today, and how AI is starting to accelerate what comes next. Anthropic will join to share how Claude is being applied to longevity and aging research.
📍 The Landing, Burlingame, California (just south of San Francisco)
📅 Friday, August 28, 2026
🔒 Invitation Only
Sharper eyesight. More stamina. Fewer wrinkles. Less pain. Faster healing. Not mice. Not projections. People.
The first therapeutic ever shown to slow aging in humans.
On August 28, the scientists behind it will unveil the data for the first time, alongside new discoveries from the most established scientists in the field, and a look at how AI is starting to accelerate the pace of discovery itself.
Anthropic will join to share how Claude is being applied to longevity and aging research.
Together, it's the ground floor of what comes next in healthspan extension and preventative health.
Featured speakers include George Church, Rusty Gage, Irina Conboy, Anthropic and more. More to be confirmed.
The room is small, and the guest list is private. If you're reading this, you're one of the first hundred people to see this.
Attendance is confirmed individually. Seats are not transferable.
Featured Speakers · Confirmed
Fred "Rusty" Gage Stem Cell Scientist · Former President, The Salk Institute - A pioneer of brain aging and rejuvenation; one of the most cited neuroscientists of his generation.
George Church - A trailblazer in genetics, recognized for the human genome project, a pioneer in the fields of biomolecular engineering, chemistry, and synthetic biology, a Harvard professor and a founding member of the Wyss Institute.
Irina Conboy - Professor of Bioengineering, UC Berkeley Pioneer of Therapeutic Plasma Exchange as a rejuvenation strategy.
Justin Kinney - Assoc. Professor & Chair, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Machine learning and experiment to decode how cells control their genes.
Anthony Molina - Professor of Medicine, Stein Institute for Aging, UC San Diego Mitochondrial biology and evidence-based interventions for healthy longevity.
Niren Murthy - Professor of Bioengineering, UC Berkeley · IGI Next-gen lipid nanoparticles for CRISPR editing; inventor of CRISPR-Gold.
Justin Rebo - VP of In Vivo Biology, BioAge Labs Foundational work on heterochronic blood exchange; leads BioAge's in vivo platform.
Andreas Stahl - Ruth Okey Chair, Metabolic Biology & Nutrition, UC Berkeley Organ-on-a-chip systems that replicate decades of aging in days.
More speakers to be announced.
"An all-star lineup of groundbreaking scientists known for their clinically-oriented discoveries."
Attendance is strictly limited. RSVP by Aug 15 to be considered.