AI Longevity Lab
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Tuesdays: Jan 27, Feb 3, 10, 17th | 6:30 PM - Pacific Time Zone
Stanford Genetics Department AI and Longevity Lab Certificate
Receive a Stanford Genetics Department AI and Longevity Lab Certificate after Successful Completion & Approval
Online and In Person Classes
Mulitple Dates - 2025: November-December | 2026: January-February
Tung Conference Room, First Floor, Pasteur Drive, Stanford School of Medicine, Stanford, CA
In Person Sessions: Tuesdays, 6:30 PM Pacific Time Zone
- Futurist - Module 3 | Jan 27, Feb 3, 10, 17th
Instructors
Former Chair, Dept. of Genetics (2009 - 2024)
Director, Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine (2009 - Present)
Adjunct Professor, Genetics Dept, Stanford School of Medicine Instructor in Longevity Science, AI, Genes and Ethics
AI Fellow, Genetics Dept. AI tools in Biomedicine, Security, Intent Capture, and Persona Modeling
Syllabus
Module 3 – AI Longevity Futurist - Click to Register
Systems Biology, Vaccines, Predictive Models, and Human Futures
- Week 1: Systems biology of aging (genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, epigenomics)
- Week 2: AI for drug discovery & aging vaccines (Agemica case study)
- Week 3: AI for predicting healthspan (epigenetic clocks, digital twins, longevity forecasting)
- Week 4: Future of AI in longevity — speculative but evidence-grounded
Project Options
- Create an AI-driven intervention roadmap (drug, vaccine, lifestyle, or biotech approach)
- OR build a longevity intervention system: an AI wellness guide, portal, or predictive dashboard for healthspan extension
Capstone Pathway
Students completing all three modules with letter grade badges (≥C) earn the Stanford Genetics Department Certificate in AI & Longevity (on blockchain).
Final showcase integrates:
- An AI-driven explainer or portal
- An AI-assisted research system or review
- An AI-powered intervention system, dashboard, or roadmap
Projects are published on the Stanford AI & Longevity Lab website.
