InVitro Cell Research, LLC
Adam de Graff is a Principal Scientist in Integrative Omics at InVitro Cell Research, LLC, with a robust background in data science and biophysics. Prior to this role, Adam served as a Senior Data Scientist in Proteomics at the Mediterranean Institute for Life Sciences and Methuselah Health UK Ltd, where Adam developed machine learning-driven pipelines for studying neurodegenerative diseases and aging. Adam's experience includes a Junior Fellow and Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Laufer Center for Physical and Quantitative Biology, where Adam focused on computational frameworks for cellular adaptation and protein structure sensitivity. Adam holds a PhD in Physics with an emphasis on Biological Physics from Arizona State University and has contributed to various interdisciplinary research initiatives throughout Adam's career.
InVitro Cell Research, LLC
InVitro Cell Research, LLC (ICR) is a privately funded company focused on regenerative and preventive personalized medicine. We are dedicated to discovering and developing interventions to slow and reverse biological aging and prevent major age-related diseases. ICR has a small-group vibe and a highly collaborative work environment. We invest in our scientists, providing them the state-of-the-art resources they need to leverage their time and skills most effectively, empowering small teams to accomplish the amazing and advance our mission. Our mission is to research ways to repair aging people, fast.