Stanford Applied Longevity Technology Symposium (SALTS)

How should venture firms evaluate longevity companies and how should founders attract investors and employees? This symposium will look at these questions specifically as applied to longevity, uniquely from the investor, scientist, and the founder viewpoint. The symposium will provide a foundation to the field with talks from investors, scientists and company founders who will explain their respective perspectives, and will include talks from Stanford faculty involved with startups and spinouts.

8 AM - 8.45am : Registration & Networking

● Coffee

8.45am-9am: Conference Welcome

9-9.30am: Brain aging

9.30am-10.00am: Sleep aging

10am-10.30am: Muscular rejuvenation

10.30am-11am: Break

11am -11.30am: Supplements - which ones work and are they a quicker route to aging prevention

11.30am -12 am: Mitochondria rejuevenation

12am-12.30am : Skin Aging

12.30-1.15 Break & lunch

● Lunch provided

1.15pm-2.15pm: Developments in Female Aging

2.15-2.45pm: Exercise and Aging

2:45-3.15: Break

3.15-4.00: LInvesting in Aging and Lonegvity Startup competition

● What do venture firms look for

● Deal terms for biotechs

● Biodollar deals

● Grant sources and applying for grants

4.15pm: Winners of competition

4.30pm: Program ends

Host or Publisher Stanford University Genetics Department