I am a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and Faculty at Yale University using AI for Longevity Science, with over a decade of experience integrating Data Science and Artificial Intelligence into the biomedical field.

My current research focuses on human aging, and I also advise venture capital funds on investment opportunities in the longevity and geroscience space. Additionally, I advise and consult start-ups at the intersection of AI and longevity!

As a Faculty at Yale, I am passionate about solving the mysteries of aging and extending healthy lifespans. I am developing machine learning and deep learning tools to analyze multi-omic and multi-modal data, and to answer questions such as what biological systems drive aging, how can we measure them, and can we reverse them. As part of my research I built SYMPHONYAge a patented biomarker that can measure aging in 11 different organs of your body from a single blood draw. The biomarker is available to patients and clinicians via TruDiagnostic where I also serve as a Scientific Advisory Board member.  I am also a Yale Cancer Biology Training program fellow, where I learn about the practical clinical issues of oncology and prepare to lead translational research on teams that include both basic scientists and clinicians.

In addition to my academic research, I am a Scientific Principal at Longevity Tech Fund, a venture capital firm that focuses on investing in companies that are innovating in the fields of AI, digital health, medical devices, and diagnostics. I provide expert advice on their potential investment opportunities, and also helped them raise their second fund by building strategies for future investments. Beyond this, I have 10 years of experience in applying data science and artificial intelligence to the biomedical space, as a scientist, engineer, product manager, team builder, academician, and entrepreneur. I have worked on projects ranging from cancer prediction to metabolic regulation, and have published in prestigious journals such as Nature. I have also received multiple honors and awards, such as the Gruber Science Fellowship, Impetus Aging Grant and more.

Notable Projects

SYMPHONYAge

A single blood methylation test to quantify aging heterogeneity across 11 physiological systems

SYMPHONYAge has been patented and has been licensed out to TruDiagnostic

Key components of Systems Age:

TranslAGE

Validating aging biomarkers for Prognostic, Responsive, and Reliable qualities is essential for clinical use. TranslAGE offers a framework to standardize this process, leveraging public data to streamline aging biomarker translation. As a proof of concept, we applied this framework to over 110 DNAm aging biomarkers, ranking their potential as clinical surrogate endpoints, with plans to extend this framework to other Omic biomarkers.

AIOmic and DMDB

AIOmic stands for AI enabled Integrative Omics pipeline and was specially built for Drug Metabolism Database (DMDB) to integrate and analyse data from 500 drugs in 50 cell lines over 5 years.

Decoding Longevity

Decoding Longevity offers a fresh perspective on aging, featuring interviews with leading scientists, biotech innovators, and thought leaders. It covers a wide range of topics, from the cellular mechanisms of aging to personalized medicine and lifestyle interventions that can extend healthspan

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Global Healthspan Summit 2025

ICFSR 2025

A4LI D.C. Summit 2025

TEDx Yale 2023

Thesis Defense 2025

Glenn Symposium 2022

Alumni Talk Sanskriti School 2023

Gruber Symposium 2021

Elucidata pitch 2018

GSA talk 2022

Write me an email on raghav.sehgal@yale.edu or raghavsehgal1995@gmail.com

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