Kejun (Albert) Ying at ARDD2026: An open world model for human health and mortality

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Kejun (Albert) Ying, Stanford University, presents at the 13th Aging Research and Drug Discovery Meeting: An open world model for human health and mortality Key takeaway: World models borrowed from video generation and protein language models can forecast individual disease trajectories and link protein structure to species lifespan. The Aging Research and Drug Discovery (ARDD) meeting is the world's leading conference dedicated to longevity biotechnology. It convenes top researchers, pharmaceutical executives, regulators, entrepreneurs, and investors to accelerate the translation of aging science into next-generation medicines. ARDD was founded by Alex Zhavoronkov in 2014. Following years of growth in Europe, ARDD made its North American debut in Boston at the David Rubenstein Treehouse at Harvard University on October 1-3, 2026. The conference opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony l…

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