Speaker Profile
Founder & CEO, Digbi Health
Biography
Ranjan Sinha is an entrepreneur, author, innovator, and pioneer in Precision Biology. He is passionate about AI, microbiome, and genomics-based care. After successfully addressing a life-threateningcondition using precision biology, Ranjan turned a personalnecessitysupported by leading clinicians and scientistsinto a mission tomake chronic illness optional. He holds multiple patents in biomarkers, genetics, gut microbiome, AI, and human metabolism. A Wharton alumnus andtrained engineer, Ranjan is a published scientist, author, and avidcyclist. He formerly worked at Apple and built large data, HRconsumerfood companies. He is a member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and the American College of Gastroenterology, and a frequentspeaker on topics including longevity, metabolic health, food, and thescaled application of precision medicine.
Session Abstract – PMWC 2026 Silicon Valley
Track Chair:
Michael Goldman, SFSU
PMWC Award Ceremony
• David Sinclair, Harvard
• Steve Horvath, Altos Labs
• Nir Barzilai, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
AI-Driven Biomarkers to Quantify Aging
• Chair: Alex Zhavoronkov, Insilico Medicine
• Mahdi Moqri, Harvard
• Steve Horvath, Altos Labs
Epigenetic Aging Signatures in Large Human Cohorts
• Varun Dwaraka, TruDiagnostic
AI Systems for Personalized Longevity: How Biomarkers Translate into Actionable Interventions
• Chair: Nathan Price, Buck Institute
• Sherry Zhang, Buck Institute
• Ranjan Sinha, Digbi Health
Epigenetic Rejuvenation & Delivery for Clinical Translation
• Chair: Ryan (Yuancheng) Lu, Whitehead Institute/MIT
• David Sinclair, Harvard
Clinical Trial Design & Functional Endpoints for Healthspan
• Nir Barzilai, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
• Martin Jensen, Gordian Biotechnology
From Genome to an AI-Drive Longevity Platform/b>
• Wei-Wu He, Human Longevity
• Hussain Ahamed, Ultrahuman
Precision Aging & Longevity Focused on Limited Lifespan Evidence, Vanishing Blue Zones, and Payer ROI
• S. Jay Olshansky, University of Illinois
• Michael Gurven, UC Santa Barbara
