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BioViva USA is dedicated to improving healthy human longevity through bioinformatics. The Biovault bioinformatics platform is contributing to health predictions and recommendations, precision medicine, and the discovery of novel biomarkers by applying state of the art computational methods on vast collections of biological data.
Integrated Health Systems, BioViva’s sister company, supports health professionals furthering regenerative medicine through gene therapy. Backed by decades of research in animal models, Integrated Health Systems foresees wide-ranging applications for telomerase, follistatin, and Klotho in supporting healthy aging.
Have you ever wondered where your money would have the most significant impact on future generations? Medicine is taking a big leap in the coming years and will help millions live better lives. Investing in the future of healthcare may have a direct effect on your healthspan as well. BioViva USA Inc is a privately held c-corporation seeking like-minded people to create better outcomes in an aging population. We are developing our pipeline to develop cures for complex disease using gene therapies and a multi-omic platform for precise precision medicine. Want to own the biotechnology of the future? Invest in BioViva.
George Church is Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and Director of PersonalGenomes.org, which provides the world’s only open-access information on human Genomic, Environmental & Trait data (GET). His 1984 Harvard PhD thesis included the first methods for direct genome sequencing, molecular multiplexing & barcoding. These led to the first genome sequence (pathogen, Helicobacter pylori) in 1994. His innovations have contributed to nearly all “next generation” genome sequencing methods and companies (CGI, Life, Illumina, Nanopore). This plus chip-based DNA synthesis and stem cell engineering resulted in founding additional application-based companies spanning fields of medical diagnostics (Knome, Alacris, AbVitro, Pathogenica) & synthetic biology / therapeutics (Joule, Gen9, Editas, Egenesis, enEvolv, WarpDrive).
He has also pioneered new privacy, bio-safety, environmental & bio-security policies. He is director of NIH Centre for Excellence in Genomic Science. His honors include election to NAS & NAE & Franklin Bower Laureate for Achievement in Science. He has co-authored 370 papers, 60 patents & one book (Regenesis).
Anders Sandberg has a background in Computer Science, Neuroscience and Medical Engineering. He obtained his PhD from Stockholm University for work on neural network modelling of human memory. He is currently senior researcher at the Future of Humanity Institute in the Oxford Martin School, at Oxford University. His research is based on societal and ethical issues surrounding human enhancement, management of low-probability high-impact risks, estimating the capabilities of future technologies, and very long-range futures. He is senior Oxford Martin fellow, and research associate of the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, the Oxford Centre for Neuroethics, the Center for the Study of Bioethics (Belgrade), and the Institute of Future Studies (Stockholm).
John Schloendorn, PhD, founded Gene And Cell Technologies in 2013 and serves as its Chief Executive Officer. Prior to founding Gene And Cell Technologies, John was the CEO of ImmunePath, a venture-backed regenerative medicine startup. At ImmunePath, John oversaw the development of immune cell therapies from embryonic stem cells from 2009 to 2012. Even though ImmunePath finished with positive pre-clinical results, it was ultimately unable to raise enough money for a clinical trial and closed its doors in 2012. John also served as the Director of SENS Foundation’s intramural Research Center from 2006 to 2009, where he oversaw the development of enzyme therapies for age-related storage diseases and a variety of other projects through the pre-clinical stages. A native of Germany, John holds a Green Card under the National Interest Waiver, a program designed to retain technology leaders considered of national interest to the USA. At his young age of 34, he is author of several pubmed-indexed publications and inventor on several active patent applications.
Ali Fallah, PhD, CSO, is a specialist in the field of gene therapy. He is co-founder and CEO of RNAx Ltd., a company specialising in RNA based therapeutics. He is also co-founder & CEO at Mede Bioeconomy, and both the president and co-founder of the Iranian Institute of Cell and Gene Therapy. He has a PhD in molecular medicine from Tehran University and has worked in both stem cells and genetics. He has worked with some of the most promising genes considered to have ‘anti-aging’ properties. He is a master of gene therapy building and a long time advocate for curing disease. Ali believes that reading and writing life’s code will be the way of the future.
Aubrey de Grey, PhD, Chief Science Officer and co-founder of SENS is the biomedical gerontologist who researched the idea for and founded SENS research foundation. He received his BA in Computer Science and PhD in Biology from the University of Cambridge in 1985 and 2000, respectively. Dr de Grey is editor-in-chief of Rejuvenation Research, is a fellow of both the Gerontological Society of America and the American Aging Association, and sits on the editorial and scientific advisory boards of numerous journals and organisations.
Matthew Scholz is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Immusoft, a biotech start-up firm that is developing a breakthrough technology that will turn a patient’s B-cells into miniature drug factories. Longer term, this technology has the potential to transform the landscape of biomedicine.
With a background in computer security, Matthew’s initial concept for Immusoft’s core technology was based on using high speed cryptographic hardware to develop novel proteins to fight pathogens. In 2008, Matthew began conducting independent research in immunology and gene therapy and seeked input from some of the world’s top scientists. By 2009, he dramatically evolved the initial concept after conceiving how a research system developed by Nobel Laureate and former President of Caltech, David Baltimore, could be modified for a practical application: programming resting B-cells to secrete therapeutic proteins. Matthew negotiated an exclusive license to the system, then developed and patented a way to improve its efficiency nearly seven-fold, thus making it clinically viable. This modified system is the core of Immusoft’s technology platform.
Along the way, Matthew has recruited a world-class team of scientists and biotech business experts to build Immusoft’s core technology and shape and drive the company. Immusoft’s extensive list of advisors includes experts in immunology, cell therapy, gene therapy, preclinical and clinical development, and CEOs of successful biotech companies. Matthew has also led Immusoft’s highly successful fundraising efforts. In March 2012, Immusoft was among the first to be awarded the Thiel Foundation’s Breakout Labs grant. The start-up has also received a grant from the National Institutes of Health and funds from private investors. In addition, Matthew has secured several valuable collaborations, including nearly $100k of work at no charge from academic labs during the company’s proof of concept stage.
With Immusoft as his third venture, Matthew has 13 years of experience connecting real-world needs with cutting-edge technical solutions. Prior projects include mobile application development and GPS-based fleet logistics (a start-up that he sold in 2009). He holds a degree in Computer Science from the University of Washington and is a frequent speaker at the University of Washington School of Business. Matthew also serves as mentor for the Thiel Fellowship, a program that awards $100k grants to some of the brightest scientific minds in the world who are under age 20.
Hernando Ramirez Llinas is a Biotechnology and Nanotechnology expert. He is also a Systems and Computer Engineer (Computer Science), University of Los Andes. He has done work and in-depth research in Molecular Biology, Artificial Intelligence, Nanotechnology, Bioengineering and Cryonics. BioViva is honoured to have him on the team.
Mr Llinas worked as a Professor for 20 years. He was selected by EU4M-Consortium of European Union as professor in Erasmus Mundus, Mechatronics & Micromechatronics Master. He has been interviewed by the History Channel and has been featured in multiple TV and newspaper interviews. He is a member of 17 Scientific & research societies. He has been a lecturer in more than 50 seminars in different countries. Hernando is working with BioViva to explore opportunities in Colombia and Latin America.
Elizabeth Parrish is a humanitarian, entrepreneur, innovator, author, and a leading voice for genetic cures. She is a strong proponent of progress and education for the advancement of regenerative medicine, and a spokesperson for the life sciences.
Dr Williams is a radiologist with a passion for gene and cellular therapies that can be administered under image guidance.
Dr Anca Selariu is an interdisciplinary biomedical scientist, philologist and incurable optimist. She is a founding member of the Future of Thought Consortium and she earned her PhD at Rutgers NJ, where she developed an alternative vaccine for chickenpox and shingles.
Stefania Schino is a project manager and public funding expert. She has been involved in a large number of funded projects for profit and non-profit endeavors.
Catarina Lamm has a BA degree in Philosophy & Theology from the University of Oxford and a BSc in Molecular Biology & Biochemistry from Durham University. She is a passionate transhumanist and cryonicist, with an optimistic outlook on the future of mankind.
George Church is Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and Director of PersonalGenomes.org, which provides the world’s only open-access information on human Genomic, Environmental & Trait data (GET).
Aubrey de Grey, PhD, Chief Science Officer and co-founder of SENS is the biomedical gerontologist who researched the idea for and founded SENS research foundation.
Professor Hao Zhu has a PhD in Computational Chemistry and is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Rutgers University.
Anders Sandberg has a background in Computer Science, Neuroscience and Medical Engineering. He obtained his PhD from Stockholm University for work on neural network modelling of human memory.
Adam Alonzi is a writer, independent biotechnologist, documentary maker, futurist, inventor, programmer, and author of two obscure novels.