This event explores the frontier of biotechnological innovations, to shape a healthier and more resilient future for humanity. Participants will explore cutting-edge advancements in longevity and biological computation, the intersection of biotech with AI, neurotech, DeSci, discuss novel funding mechanisms, and how the recently emerging “Network Sovereigns” could propel the field. \
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Specific longevity approaches we may explore include tissue replacement and rejuvenation, bioengineering, measuring, modeling and gene delivery to solve aging. Bonus: biohacking booths and personal longevity consultations to gain firsthand insights into practical applications.\
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Beyond its potential impact on the human lifespan, this track will explore how biotechnology opens new avenues for computation, overcoming the limits of traditional silicon-based approaches, such as bio-computing and molecular electronics.\
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This track not only aims to provide an overview of the state of the art in longevity research and biological computing but also to encourage the development of a collaborative ecosystem that supports the translation of scientific discoveries into solutions that benefit all of humanity. \
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**Guiding Question for Field Building:** what integrated approaches can this community develop to accelerate biotechnological breakthroughs, and make them available, practical & affordable for all of humanity ?\
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Join us to explore biotech progress for the benefit of life.\
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Agenda:\
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12:00-1:00pm Anastasia Ershova:  **Deep-dive Molecular Blueprinting of Therapeutic Nanostructures**\
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1:00pm-2:00pm Misha Batin: **Bottlenecks in life extension** \
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2:00-2:30pm Jean Hebert : **Turning old brains into young brains with progressive tissue replacement** \
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2:30-3:30pm Yuri Degin:  **Brain rejuvenation by partial cellular reprogramming**