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Max Unfried, National University of Singapore, presents at the 13th Aging Research and Drug Discovery Meeting: Biomedical Mega Projects: The Necessary Infrastructure To Understand The Biology Of Aging and Maximum Lifespan Key takeaways: – Curing age-related diseases alone is unlikely to extend maximum human lifespan (~120 years). – Called for long-horizon, internationally funded “mega projects” on the scale of physics. – Thalion plans standardized tissue sampling across all organs from ~200 mammal species (~60 specimens per species, across ages) with multi-omics, to build an AI-ready comparative dataset. 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-generat…
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