Summit II is this weekend in Kobe.
Aubrey de Grey, Marian Goodell, Prof. Masataka Watanabe, Mac Davis, Rob Claar, Irit Rappley, Julie Ying Baron, Matt Scholz.
Demo Day Monday. 24–26 Oct. https://t.co/TpKcVxkXna
3 days to Demo Day. 26 October at Orbis Hall, Kobe Fashion Museum. See what the next generation of longevity and biotech looks like: Tickets: https://t.co/TpKcVxkXna
Summit II starts tomorrow in Kobe.
Sunday: Prof. Masataka Watanabe on "Digital Immortality via Seamless Mind Uploading and AI Replacement of Damaged Brain Circuitry".
Last tickets: https://t.co/TpKcVxkXna
What’s on the line at Demo Day. 🏆
On Monday 26 October at Orbis Hall in Kobe, the companies building through Mirai Tech City pitch for these awards:
Come and see who takes them home 👇 https://t.co/e9GnfT5tA1
#MiraiTechCity#DemoDay#Startups#Longevity#Biotech#Kobe#Japan
What can the oldest humans alive teach us about ageing?
Natalie S. Coles de Grey (LEV Foundation): "Research and prospects of supercentenarian data"
Summit II, Sat 24 Oct, Kobe. https://t.co/TpKcVxkXna
Sat 24 Oct. Aubrey de Grey opens Summit II in Kobe:
"RMR1 was a qualified win: what combining four rejuvenation therapies did, and what RMR2 does next"
https://t.co/TpKcVxkXna
In Japan, eligible regenerative-medicine products can reach a self-pay market after Phase 1 safety data. If you have safety data and no clear revenue path, look again.
A therapy built for one patient’s mutation cannot run a thousand-patient trial. Japan’s N-of-1 ecosystem offers another route. If you’re building personalised medicine, this is the market to understand: https://t.co/JiYy7D3t3T