Longevity project4 Apr 2026 11:22
If this list is anytning to go by - then it may indicate what we can expect incoming at some point as part of the longevity element of CPAI.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ronjonnag_stanfordgenetics-department-ai-longevity-share-7445514607919718400-rq8X/
Final Syllabus
Week 1: April 2nd : Course overview; The body aging process, aging vaccines. Cartilage and muscle aging.
Prof. Ronjon Nag, PhD, Stanford: The body aging process, aging vaccines.
Prof Helen Blau, Stanford: Cartillage and Muscle aging:
Week 2: April 9th: Science of Love and age. Bladder and prostate aging
Prof Ronjon Nag, Stanford The science of love and aging: Speaker: Anne Lindsfors
Daniel Garrett Wong, MD Bladder and prostate aging
Week 3: April 16th: Skin and Hair Aging. The Role of Thymus and aging
Prof Anne Chang, Stanford: Skin and Hair Aging
Prof Katja Weinacht, Stanford, The role of the Thymus and Aging
Week 4: April 23rd: The new map of life. Eating and aging.
Prof Laura Carstensen, Stanford, The new map of life
Dalia Perelman, nutritionist, Stanford: Eating and aging
Week 5: April 30th: How to make a vaccine for aging. Ovarian aging
Prof Jay Rajadas, Stanford: Brain Aging Reversal
Prof. Josh Johnson, University of Colorado at Denver, Ovarian aging
Week 6: May 7: Aging of the brain. Aging of bones.
Christin Glorioso, PhD, CEO Neuroage: Aging of the brain.
Prof. Michael Fredericson, MD, Stanford: Aging of bones and osteoarthritic aging
Week 7: May 14: Lung Aging
Prof. Tushar Desai, Lung Aging
Niki Santo, CEO, Swaza.life: New oxygen therapeutics
Week 8: May 21sth: Wound healing aging. Heart aging
Dr. Artem Trotsyuk, PhD Stanford: Wound healing
Prof Francois Haddad, Heart aging
Week 9: May 28th: Genetic Expression and Aging
What happens to DNA expression as we get older
Prof. Michael Snyder, Stanford
Week 10: Student Presentations