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「应可钧」Kejun Albert Ying

Solve aging first, and with time, we'll solve all remaining challenges of humanity.

Hello! I’m a PhD candidate at Harvard Medical School, Vadim Gladyshev lab. My research interests include aging and omics, with a focus on the cause of aging, epigenetics, metabolism, and multi-omics. My recent work focuses on the causal role of DNA methylation in aging and age-related diseases, and I built the first causal biomarker of aging. I also built the ClockBase (preprint), which provides a resource for the scientific community to quantify and explore biological ages of more than 2.5 million samples on GEO, thus facilitating discovery of new longevity interventions and age-accelerating conditions. I’m also interested in machine learning and protein design.

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2024-10 My paper on centenarian LoF mutations is published in Nature Communications!
2024-10 Congratulations to my postdoc co-mentor, David Baker, for winning the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry!
2024-02 I received a perfect Impact Score of 10 in the NIA F99/K00 application!
2024-02 Our paper on the causal role of DNA methylation in aging featured on the cover of Nature Aging.
2023-12 I received the best poster award on Inaugural Biomarker of Aging Symposium.
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