Welcome!
This is Kiran K.
I’m studying Biotechnology Engineering at UC San Diego. I am also CEO of Timeless. : a start-up developing a reproductive clock.
I am studying Biotechnology Engineering at UC San Diego. Independently, I have published Medium articles on gene therapy, longevity and metabolomics. Currently, for a year, I have been studying reproductive aging.
I am CEO & Co-founder of company Timeless. Using biomarkers of ovarian reserve, we will create a reproductive clock. This can be used to predict age-related pregnancy risks, and early menopause so they can be avoided.
I am a writer at UC San Diego’s school of Engineering News. I have written pieces of different student and professor research and project. Including a piece on biomaterials to prevent pelvic floor dysfunction and mind-controlled prosthetic arms.
I am an alumnus of The Knowledges Society, an accelerator program training youth to gain the skills to solve the world’s biggest problems. I continue to practice many of the mindsets, including stoicism and activation.
I'm the Founder and CEO of CrossBow Miles Canada: a movement inspiring Canadian youth to launch passion projects which help educate women and girl's in India. I head a team of 30 high school students. Together, we run monetarily and mission driven projects to fund building toilets in Indian schools. The lack of toilets in Indian schools is one of the primary reasons a young girls won't attend.
Warning: it's a moonshot. At Matrea, my co-founder and I are working to develop artificial wombs for external pregnancy. Childbirth is a miracle but it's imperfect, dangerous to both mother and child. At Matrea, we #MimicTheMiracle. Driven by our mission to bridge the biological inequality between the sexes, we're starting by developing breast milk alternatives, and giving 'extra womb time' to premature babies. Eventually, a Matrea womb will be a safer alternative to traditional pregnancy.
Currently in Electrical Engineering at this up and coming University, I aspire to join the Bioengineering Department under Biosystems Engineering, Biosystems Engineering is unique to this institution and essentially a bioelectronics engineering programming, providing in depth knowledge in brain computer interfaces, cognitive science and the nervous system. As I am extremely passionate about human augmentation and bioelectronics, this world renowned, hypercompetitive program was the obvious choice for me.
Learning should not be limited to the classroom. My curiousity has me reading research papers on topics ranging from anti-aging, quantum biology, to the hypothalamus! I've produced a number of articles and videos on these topics on Medium and YouTube.
Starting with how I made my best friend cry and going on to describe a longevity experiment conducted in Harvard's Wyss Institute, this article simplifies and walks through the paper: A single combination of gene therapy treats multiple age-related diseases
For years with my Indian women's education movement, I dedicated myself to women empowerment. This allowed me to identifiy in day to day life what we're doing wrong and how sometimes, what we think helps actually hinders our progress. Check out this article for more!
This light hearted video goes through the homeodynamic space (why we age) as well as the potential way out of it: gene therapy! I go from the general idea to discussing the specific genes we'd overexpress.