Tonight at the Aging Research & Drug Discovery Meeting , BioAge CBO & Head of Brain Aging Peng Leong joined a panel of luminaries to discuss the dense connections between early-stage development in longevity biotech and the broader pharma sector. Their wide-ranging conversation encompassed the concepts at the very foundation of longevity biotech, the challenges of translating geroscience into the clinic, and how they envision the future of drug discovery and development at the intersection of aging biology and disease. • What are the optimal indications for clinical trials? • How do earlier-stage biotechs get to know potential pharma partners? • What is pharma looking for in the biotech startups they partner with? • Where are the opportunities to be grasped - and the pitfalls to be avoided? Many thanks to amazing moderator Michael Ringel of Boston Consulting Group (BCG) for his thoughtful and incisive questions, and to the stellar panelists - David Glass (Regeneron), Johan Luthman (Lundbeck), Jonathan Wilson (Eli Lilly and Company), and Alex Zhavoronkov (Insilico Medicine) - for a fascinating discussion!
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2moGood to see you here Peng!