Future of Predictive Analytics in Aging: If You Can't Measure It, You Can't Change It | Dr. Furman
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In this keynote, Dr. David Furman, Buck Institute for Research on Aging, explores how predictive analytics, AI, and multi-omics are transforming our understanding of the biology of aging.
The Furman Lab leverages the aging effects of space and microgravity, combined with multi-omics profiling, to accelerate biological aging in human blood and organoids. This approach enables the precise assessment of aging trajectories, disease mechanisms, and the discovery of novel interventions in a controlled environment. They also integrate computer vision and signal processing to analyze facial biomarkers predictive of organ-specific aging rates. By correlating external aging markers with underlying molecular signatures, they develop AI-driven technologies that provide a comprehensive view of systemic aging. These advancements will enable the creation of an ultra-low-cost, non-invasive tool to estimate organ aging rates, with applications in longevity research, early disease detection, and personalized health optimization.
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Longevity India · 32 min · Source published: 2025-12-12
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