Our Team

Yuri Khait, MSc

CEO

Dmitrii Sosin, PhD

nikolai sidorov

CSO

Alexander Fedintsev, MSc

Stanislav polozov, MSc

Director, Intellectual Property

Investor, Board Member

Principal Research Scientist

Core Members of the RLE group

Scientific advisers

Biogerontologist with 20+ years experience in Ageing Research

Biogerontologist, professor at Harvard Medical School

aleksei moskalev, PhD

leonid peshkin, PhD

Andrei Isaev, MD

Yuri Khait, MSc

CEO

dmitrii sosin, PhD

nikolai sidorov

Principal Research Scientist

CSO

Alexander Fedintsev, MSc

Stanislav polozov, MSc

Director, Intellectual Property

Investor, Board Member

CO-Founder

Biogerontologist with 20+ years experience in Ageing Research

Biogerontologist, professor at Harvard Medical School

aleksei moskalev, PhD

leonid peshkin, PhD

Our Team

Core Members of the RLE group

Scientific advisers

Yuri Khait, MSc

dmitrii sosin, PhD

nikolai sidorov

Alexander Fedintsev, MSc

Stanislav polozov, MSc

aleksei moskalev, PhD

leonid peshkin, PhD

Ellen Segal

Ambassador

Ellen Segal

Ambassador

Ellen Segal

Ambassador

Ellen Segal

Andrei Isaev, MD

Andrei Isaev, MD

Andrei Isaev, MD

Investor, Board Member

Investor, Board Member

After graduating with a Master's degree in computational biology from Kiev State University, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, he worked in the Institute of Molecular Oncology at the Hannover Medical School (MHH), Germany on the "Human Genome" project.
At that time he started to make his first engineering inventions (as of today he has more than 100 of them), e.g. he patented a computer display with subtractive color mixing (patent DE4443470A1). Remarkably, most modern display technologies use the same principle.

Stanislav Polozov

Director, Intellectual property

After graduating with a Master's degree in computational biology from Kiev State University, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, he worked in the Institute of Molecular Oncology at the Hannover Medical School (MHH), Germany on the "Human Genome" project. At that time he started to make his first engineering inventions (as of today he has more than 100 of them), e.g. he patented a computer display with subtractive color mixing (patent DE4443470A1). Remarkably, most modern display technologies use the same principle.

Stanislav Polozov

Director, Intellectual property

After graduating with a Master's degree in computational biology from Kiev State University, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, he worked in the Institute of Molecular Oncology at the Hannover Medical School (MHH), Germany.
At that time he started to make his first engineering inventions (for today he
has more than 100 of them), e.g. computer display with subtractive color mixing (patent DE4443470A1), the principle of which is used in
the most modern display technologies.

Stanislav Polozov

Director, Intellectual property

Alexander Fedintsev, MSc

"Every natural science contains as much truth as much mathematics it contains." Alexander agrees with Immanuel Kant and first learned how to evaluate the rate of aging mathematically.

Alexander is a biogerontologist recognized for his proposal of the 10th hallmark of aging. He is widely regarded as an expert in the aging of the extracellular matrix (ECM) and has put forth several hypotheses e. g. he thinks that stiffening of the ECM caused by glycation imitates fibrosis and causes cellular senescence. Currently, Alexander serves as Chief Scientific Officer of the Radical Life Extension group and is a member of the advisory board at Longaevus. Along with his expertise in theoretical geroscience, Alexander is also an accomplished machine learning specialist holding a title of a Staff Data Scientist at a large international company. He has co-authored numerous books on aging and geroprotectors, has developed a highly accurate non-invasive biomarker for aging based on cardiovascular markers and presented his works at various conferences.

CSO

Alexander Fedintsev

"Every natural science contains as much truth as much mathematics it contains." Alexander agrees with Immanuel Kant and first learned how to evaluate the rate of aging mathematically.

CSO

Alexander Fedintsev

Alexander is a biogerontologist recognized for his proposal of the 10th hallmark of aging. He is widely regarded as an expert in the aging of the extracellular matrix (ECM) and has put forth several hypotheses e. g. he thinks that stiffening of the ECM caused by glycation imitates fibrosis and causes cellular senescence. Currently, Alexander serves as Chief Scientific Officer of the Radical Life Extension group and is a member of the advisory board at Longaevus. Along with his expertise in theoretical geroscience, Alexander is also an accomplished machine learning specialist holding a title of a Staff Data Scientist at a large international company. He has co-authored numerous books on aging and geroprotectors, has developed a highly accurate non-invasive biomarker for aging based on cardiovascular markers and presented his works at various conferences.

Alexander is a biogerontologist recognized for his proposal of the 10th hallmark of aging. He is widely regarded as an expert in the aging of the extracellular matrix (ECM) and has put forth several hypotheses e. g. he thinks that stiffening of the ECM caused by glycation imitates fibrosis and causes cellular senescence. Currently, Alexander serves as Chief Scientific Officer of the Radical Life Extension group and is a member of the advisory board at Longaevus. Along with his expertise in theoretical geroscience, Alexander is also an accomplished machine learning specialist holding a title of a Staff Data Scientist at a large international company. He has co-authored numerous books on aging and geroprotectors, has developed a highly accurate non-invasive biomarker for aging based on cardiovascular markers and presented his works at various conferences.

Founder and CEO one of the largest Russian commercial laboratory network “DNKOM” and the network of medical centers “Medgorod”. Pediatrician, graduated from the Russian State Medical University in 2006. He worked in the department of infectious diseases in Moscow Morozov Children's Hospital. After that he was the head of the commercial division of the Central Research Institute of Epidemiology. In 2009 he organized his own project.
He is the author of a number of scientific and medical studies, including the first in Russia study of the dynamics of the development of the immune response in patients with Covid-19. Research interests - anti-age medicine, anti-aging.

Andrei Isaev, MD

CO-Founder

"Every natural science contains as much truth as much mathematics it contains." Alexander agrees with Immanuel Kant and first learned how to evaluate the rate of aging mathematically."

Dmitrii holds a PhD in molecular biology and has an extensive research experience - he worked for more than 15 years in the Institute of Molecular Biology. He also has an experience of leading a research group. In addition to that, he has a very successful mentorship experience: under his supervision team from MEPhI won a bronze medal in a prestigious iGEM competition in 2021. His research interests are epigenetics and gene delivery systems - he is an inventor of a silicon nanoparticles technology for efficient gene delivery.

Dmitrii Sosin, PhD

Principal Research Scientist

Dmitrii holds a PhD in molecular biology and has an extensive research experience - he worked for more than 15 years in the Institute of Molecular Biology. He also has an experience of leading a research group. In addition to that, he has a very successful mentorship experience: under his supervision team from MEPhI won a bronze medal in a prestigious iGEM competition in 2021. His research interests are epigenetics and gene delivery systems - he is an inventor of a silicon nanoparticles technology for efficient gene delivery.

Dmitrii Sosin, PhD

Principal Research Scientist

Dmitrii holds a PhD in molecular biology and has an extensive research experience - he worked for more than 15 years in the Institute of Molecular Biology. He also has an experience of leading a research group. In addition to that, he has a very successful mentorship experience: under his supervision team from MEPhI won a bronze medal in a prestigious iGEM competition in 2021. His research interests are epigenetics and gene delivery systems - he is an inventor of a silicon nanoparticles
technology for efficient gene delivery.

Dmitrii Sosin, PhD

He is a well-known specialist in the field of genetics of aging and radiation genetics with more than 100 publications in those areas. Dr. Moskalev was focusing on the effect of low dose ionizing radiation on lifespan and aging of various Drosophila strains. Alexey spent over 20 years studying mechanisms of aging, longevity, and stress resistance in animal models, including DNA repair, heat shock proteins, NF-kB, Tor- and PI3K-signaling cascade, apoptosis. Alexey participated in the work of identifying mechanisms of exceptional longevity of Myotis brandtii bats and grey whale mammalian species. He was also a contributor in creating a database of biomarkers of aging Digital Ageing Atlas and databases of anti-aging drugs.

Aleksei Moskalev, PhD

Scientific Adviser

Russian scientist-biogerontologist, specialist in the field of genetics of longevity and aging, studies the mechanisms of regulation of the rate of aging and longevity. Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Graduated from Syktyvkar State University. He works at the Institute of Biology of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Gerontological Research and Clinical Center and the Institute of Molecular Biology named after V.I. V.A. Engelhardt.

Aleksei Moskalev, PhD

Scientific Adviser

He is a well-known specialist in the field of genetics of aging and radiation genetics with more than 100 publications in those areas. Dr. Moskalev was focusing on the effect of low dose ionizing radiation on lifespan and aging of various Drosophila strains. Alexey spent over 20 years studying mechanisms of aging, longevity, and stress resistance in animal models, including DNA repair, heat shock proteins, NF-kB, Tor- and PI3K-signaling cascade, apoptosis. Alexey participated in the work of identifying mechanisms of exceptional longevity of Myotis brandtii bats and grey whale mammalian species. He was also a contributor in creating a database of biomarkers of aging Digital Ageing Atlas and databases of anti-aging drugs.

Aleksei Moskalev, PhD

He is a well-known specialist in the field of genetics of aging and radiation genetics with more than 100 publications in those areas. Dr. Moskalev was focusing on the effect of low dose ionizing radiation on lifespan and aging of various Drosophila strains. Alexey spent over 20 years studying mechanisms of aging, longevity, and stress resistance in animal models, including DNA repair, heat shock proteins, NF-kB, Tor- and PI3K-signaling cascade, apoptosis. Alexey participated in the work of identifying mechanisms of exceptional longevity of Myotis brandtii bats and grey whale mammalian species. He was also a contributor in creating a database of biomarkers of aging Digital Ageing Atlas and databases of anti-aging drugs.

He is a well-known specialist in the field of genetics of aging and radiation genetics with more than 100 publications in those areas. Dr. Moskalev was focusing on the effect of low dose ionizing radiation on lifespan and aging of various Drosophila strains. Alexey spent over 20 years studying mechanisms of aging, longevity, and stress resistance in animal models, including DNA repair, heat shock proteins, NF-kB, Tor- and PI3K-signaling cascade, apoptosis. Alexey participated in the work of identifying mechanisms of exceptional longevity of Myotis brandtii bats and grey whale mammalian species. He was also a contributor in creating a database of biomarkers of aging Digital Ageing Atlas and databases of anti-aging drugs.

Lecturer in the Department of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School, also part of the Marine Biological Laboratory. He holds a PhD in Artificial Intelligence from Brown University and an MSc in Applied Mathematics from the Weizmann Institute of Science. Current research interests include embryology, evolution and aging. Leon's research on aging and personal history was highlighted in a recent Boston Globe article. His personal genome is used as the human genome standard by the US National Standards Institute in the Genome in a Bottle program, as described in an article in the journal Genome.

Leonid Peshkin, PhD

Scientific Adviser

Leonid Peshkin, PhD

Lecturer in the Department of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School, also part of the Marine Biological Laboratory. He holds a PhD in Artificial Intelligence from Brown University and an MSc in Applied Mathematics from the Weizmann Institute of Science. Current research interests include embryology, evolution and aging. Leon's research on aging and personal history was highlighted in a recent Boston Globe article. His personal genome is used as the human genome standard by the US National Standards Institute in the Genome in a Bottle program, as described in an article in the journal Genome.

Scientific Adviser

Lecturer in the Department of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School, also part of the Marine Biological Laboratory. He holds a PhD in Artificial Intelligence from Brown University and an MSc in Applied Mathematics from the Weizmann Institute of Science. Current research interests include embryology, evolution and aging. Leon's research on aging and personal history was highlighted in a recent Boston Globe article. His personal genome is used as the human genome standard by the US National Standards Institute in the Genome in a Bottle program, as described in an article in the journal Genome.

Leonid Peshkin, PhD