Generation Lab is a San Francisco longevity biotech building SystemAge, a diagnostic that measures how fast your body is actually aging rather than predicting a number. Using DNA methylation analysis of hundreds of biomarkers, it reports biological ages across roughly 19 organ systems from a blood sample, then hands clinicians an actionable plan to track whether interventions are moving the needle. Founded in 2023 by CEO Alina Rui Su, UC Berkeley aging researcher Dr. Irina Conboy, and operator Michael Suswal, the company raised an $11M seed in October 2025 led by Accel and works with 275+ clinics across roughly 18 countries.
Mitrix Bio is a Bay Area biotech startup building bioreactor-grown mitochondria - the cell's power plants - packaged into vesicles it calls 'Mitlets' and delivered by injection. Founded by former SLAC accelerator manager Tom Benson, the company treats the slow decline of mitochondria as a root cause of aging and aims to manufacture autologous, young mitochondria at industrial scale so clinicians can regenerate organs, boost immunity and cognition, and extend healthy human lifespan toward 130 years.
OXOMIO is a luxury wellness company that makes fermented supplements and nutricosmetics for gut, skin, hair and general health. Founded in 2017 by David Friedeberg, it uses a proprietary bio-fermentation process (GPM - Glycoprotein Matrix) to produce highly bioavailable organic vitamins and minerals, and combines them with branded ingredients such as Peptan marine collagen, LactoSpore probiotics and Superba Boost krill oil. It sells direct-to-consumer online under the tagline 'The Luxury of Wellness.'
Alina Su is the co-founder and CEO of Generation Lab, a San Francisco longevity startup building an at-home cheek-swab test that measures biological age across organs and systems. She got her first medical device patent at 15, founded the needle-free injection company NovaXS, left a Harvard Medical School PhD to commercialize aging science from UC Berkeley's Conboy Lab, and made Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2023. Generation Lab has raised about $11M and counts geneticist George Church and Aubrey de Grey among its advisors.
Maxim (Max) Kholin is the co-founder and COO of Gero, a physics-powered longevity biotech company applying statistical physics and AI to crack the biology of aging. With roots in contract law, international business, and computational drug design, he bridges the gap between cutting-edge science and real-world commercialization. Gero - which he co-founded with physicist Peter Fedichev in 2015 - has pioneered the field of 'Gerophysics,' trained its models on 100M+ longitudinal medical records, and secured partnerships with Pfizer and Chugai Pharmaceutical worth up to $250M in milestones. Based across Singapore and Palo Alto, Kholin's mission is nothing less than transforming humans into a non-aging species.
Bryan Johnson is an American tech entrepreneur who built and sold Braintree (the parent of Venmo) to PayPal for $800 million, then funneled the proceeds into venture firm OS Fund and neurotech startup Kernel. He is now best known for Blueprint, a personal protocol and commercial brand built around his 'Don't Die' philosophy, chronicled in the 2025 Netflix documentary 'Don't Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever.'