Bioelectricity is a phenomenon found across all forms of life to organize cell tissue shape and function.
Experiments in wound healing and even non-regenerative model organisms have shown the predominant role bioelectric communication plays in coordinating cells to solve large-scale tissue generation problems.
Growing evidence supports the theory that even aging is a loss of morphostatic information mediated by bioelectric signals.
We are building hardware systems for real-time feedback control of bioelectric patterns to guide morphological outcomes.
Our team includes expertise in biotech startups, bioelectricity research, product design, hardware engineering, and technical sales.
Our work is partially supported by the Foresight Institute's Longevity Biotechnology & Molecular Nanotechnology Grant.
