Aging
Healthy aging, cellular maintenance and disease-interception research.
Discuss AgingBraidEra / Research programs
Explore where new biological insights and computational research could create a path forward. Find a program that connects with your work, your priorities or the next question you want to answer.
Research with a reason to move forward
Our portfolio brings together disease-focused research, restoration and resilience, and tools for discovering new intervention opportunities. The ambition is to expand what future therapies and research approaches can address.
For a scientific or development partner, the starting point is specific: the target, the constraint and the evidence that would justify moving forward. Programs span different research stages; each conversation is grounded in the direction that interests you.
Explore the portfolio
Browse 21 program areas. Explore a detailed overview where available, or start a conversation about the direction that matters to you.
Healthy aging, cellular maintenance and disease-interception research.
Discuss AgingFollicle protection, local delivery and meaningful hair outcomes.
Explore Hair lossStructure, function and resilience as connected research goals.
Explore Skin restorationResearch directions in allergy control and durable tolerance.
Discuss AllergiesConnecting disease-specific questions with immune biology.
Explore Autoimmune gastritisExploring intervention questions in complement-mediated disease.
Discuss ComplementResearch questions involving C9orf72-associated ALS and frontotemporal dementia.
Discuss ALS / FTDExploring Alzheimer's disease and related tauopathies.
Discuss Alzheimer's & tauResearch directions in repair and prevention.
Discuss Multiple sclerosisProtein stabilization, ATP13A2 and synuclein-related research questions.
Discuss Parkinson'sResearch directions involving transthyretin and protein stabilization.
Discuss AmyloidosisResearch directions in polyglutamine and genetic prion disorders.
Discuss Protein misfoldingNew intervention questions across targets, gene regulation and cancer persistence.
Explore OncologyResearch directions involving LDL, PCSK9 and cholesterol-related pathways.
Discuss CholesterolExploring an oral approach to the Factor XI activation process.
Explore FXI & clot preventionAn oral covalent research direction for lipoprotein(a).
Explore Lp(a)Exploring patient-twin and personalized health research.
Discuss Personalized researchOrganizing tuberculosis proteome research to support useful questions.
Discuss Research atlasesExplore the research atlas for targeted protein degradation.
Explore E3 ligase atlasResearch questions involving HIV, herpes and viral latency.
Discuss Viral researchResearch directions in obesity and metabolic health.
Discuss Weight loss & metabolic healthMake the conversation useful
Tell us the target, condition or development decision you want to explore. A short non-confidential description is enough to begin.
Discuss what is known, which methods could help and what result would change the next decision.
Define scope, responsibilities and commercial terms around the proposed evaluation before a broader commitment.
Questions worth asking
The portfolio is intended to connect with researchers, biotechnology and pharmaceutical development teams, translational partners and people exploring investment in the research direction. You do not need to arrive with a finished proposal.
An early conversation can reveal whether your expertise or development priorities fit a promising research question. It can also help shape a focused evaluation before either team commits to a larger program.
Start with the evidence relevant to the specific question, examine alternatives and agree what result would justify advancing, revising or stopping. Computational findings and literature insights need to be connected to appropriate experimental evaluation.
Begin with your objective and the broad obstacle. Access, ownership, permitted use and intellectual-property terms can be agreed before exchanging sensitive research.
These pages introduce research directions and partnership opportunities. They are not a treatment service or a clinical-trial recruitment channel.
Start a conversation
Bring your objective, the question you want to resolve and a little non-confidential context. We can discuss the fit and a useful next step.