Reproductive aging plays a foundational role in longevity science, offering insights into how aging begins at the cellular level and extends across organs and systems. This month, LongeVC supported the 2025 Reproductive Aging Conference in San Jose, the only global event dedicated exclusively to the biology of reproductive aging.
The event was co-organized by Dr. Yousin Suh of Columbia University, a LongeVC advisor whose research is helping to define the field. Among the speakers was Vittorio Sebastiano, professor at Stanford and founder of LongeVC portfolio company Turn Biotechnologies, who now serves as chair of Turn’s scientific advisory board.
As aging science evolves, linking reproductive biology with broader healthspan research is essential, and LongeVC remains committed to supporting the scientists driving that progress. Learn more about the conference here.
The event was co-organized by Dr. Yousin Suh of Columbia University, a LongeVC advisor whose research is helping to define the field. Among the speakers was Vittorio Sebastiano, professor at Stanford and founder of LongeVC portfolio company Turn Biotechnologies, who now serves as chair of Turn’s scientific advisory board.
As aging science evolves, linking reproductive biology with broader healthspan research is essential, and LongeVC remains committed to supporting the scientists driving that progress. Learn more about the conference here.