Anastasiia, the Aging Nets Project leader, has a bachelor’s degree in General and Applied Physics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
and a master’s degree in Life Science from the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology.
Prior to this project, she coordinated scientific projects at Open Longevity and worked as a bioinformatician at the Center for Neurobiology and Brain
Restoration.
She assembled a team of bioinformaticians and theoretical physicists, and developed the study pipeline for this multidisciplinary project. Within a
year, the team collected, processed, and analysed data from four human tissues and two species: mouse and fly.
Anastasiia’s interdisciplinary experience in both physics and biology has enabled her to effectively manage the project and set research objectives
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