

Roxy Iqbal
TRUSTEE
Roxy Iqbal is the Director of the UK-based social enterprise ATLAS (Assistive Technology, Longevity and Ageing Society), which seeks to help inform and guide the public and private sectors to embrace the UK’s growing AssistiveTech, Longevity and AgeTech industries and to operate with a level of awareness that no longer excludes the senior community and those living with disabilities. Stemming from the notion that technology is a major enabler of social inclusion, the initiative aims to leverage partnerships through convening tech founders, venture philanthropists, and impact investors to deliver a future of technology for all.

Ilia Stambler
TRUSTEE
Ilia is the Chief Science Officer of “Vetek” (Seniority) Association – the Movement for Longevity and Quality of Life, Israel. He received his PhD at the Department of Science, Technology and Society, Bar Ilan University, Israel. His research has focused on the historical and social implications of aging and longevity R&D, and he has also been involved in mathematical modeling of aging and aging-related diseases. He is active in advocacy for aging and longevity research.

Arkadi Prokopov
Scientific Advisor
Arkadi Prokopov is a physician for integrative medicine, a specialist in hypoxic training, an expert in mitochondrial medicine, who has over 30 years of experience with IHHT, including more than 15 years of experience with elite athletes on both sides of the Atlantic. A. Prokopov developed a unique, highly individualized protocols of hypoxic training (MITOPRO – MiTochodria Optimization PROtocol). He is the author of many scientific and popular works in the field of biomedicine, and use of interval hypoxic training in sports and biogerontology. He holds 2 patents on this topic

Jim Keravalla
Scientific Advisor
Jim co-founder and chief executive of OffWorld and is leading the deployment of a machine learning industrial robotic workforce to undertake mining, manufacturing and construction on planetary surfaces and in space. Our generation is facing the greatest challenges in the history of human civilization. Our economic, environmental, demographic and social burdens are becoming more significant each year. The pace of technology development and economic growth is perpetuating a resource imbalance across our species.