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Teal Rise at Olink Horizons Summit: Building on Our Strategic Partnership with Olink

Tony Wyss-Coray in TIME's Longevity Leaders: measuring biological age one organ at a time

TIME's Longevity Leaders 2026 collection features Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray, profiling how organ-level biological clocks built from blood proteins could extend health span and reshape clinical trials for longevity interventions.

Eric Topol on Ground Truths: "Medicine is Moving From Calendars to Clocks"

In a companion essay to the Nature Medicine review co-authored with Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray, Eric Topol translates the case for organ- and cell-level aging clocks for a broader audience — and argues they represent the most important advance yet in the science of human aging.

Tony Wyss-Coray and Dr. Eric Topol co-author Nature Medicine review on biological aging clocks

Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray and Eric J. Topol have published an invited review in Nature Medicine, "Biological aging clocks in health and disease" — a critical appraisal of how organ-, tissue-, and cell-level clocks are reshaping the way we measure aging and think about prevention.

Alzforum covers cell-level aging clocks: does APOE4 prematurely age astrocytes?

Alzforum highlights the new Nature Medicine paper co-authored by Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray, focusing on how APOE genotype shapes the biological age of astrocytes and macrophages — and how youthful astrocytes appear to protect even APOE4 homozygotes from Alzheimer's.

Co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray co-authors Nature Medicine paper on cell aging clocks

Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray is a co-author on a new Nature Medicine paper introducing a cell-level aging framework — covering more than 40 cell types across 60,000+ individuals, with cell-specific signatures predicting Alzheimer's, ALS, lung cancer and mortality up to 15 years ahead.

Tony Wyss-Coray on Olink's Proteomics in Proximity podcast: organ and cell clocks from a single blood draw

Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray joins Olink's Proteomics in Proximity podcast to discuss how large-scale plasma proteomics is making organ- and cell-level aging measurable — and what that unlocks for research and, eventually, the clinic.

Wenyu Zhou of Teal Rise Recognized as First Place Winner in GNPC Data Challenge

Wenyu Zhou, Director of R&D at Teal Rise, was named a first place winner in the GNPC Data Challenge for research on longitudinal protein dynamics in healthy aging and Alzheimer's disease progression.

Tony Wyss-Coray on Huberman Lab: restoring youthfulness and vitality to the aging brain and body

Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray joins Andrew Huberman for a two-hour conversation on young blood factors, organ aging clocks, and what they imply for healthspan.

New preprint on bioRxiv: cell-level aging signatures across 40+ cell types in 60,000 individuals

Teal Rise extends the organ aging framework to single-cell resolution, with a new bioRxiv preprint covering more than 40 cell types and a general outlier model for atypical aging.

A new strategic direction: Teal Rise opens its computational platform to academia and industry

Teal Rise announces a new strategic direction, formally opening its proteomics and aging-clock platform as a computational services offering for academic and industry partners.

Nature Medicine publishes 44k+ UK Biobank validation of organ aging clocks

A new peer-reviewed paper in Nature Medicine validates and extends Teal Rise's organ aging models in the largest population proteomics dataset to date, linking brain and immune aging to healthspan and longevity.

Teal Rise science featured in WSJ, Financial Times, and Time

Coverage in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, and Time highlights the Teal Rise / Wyss-Coray proteomic aging science.

Lancet Digital Health publishes 20-year aging signatures from Whitehall II

Proteomic organ-specific aging signatures track two decades of age-related disease risk in the Whitehall II cohort, in a new peer-reviewed study published in Lancet Digital Health.

Tony Wyss-Coray on Eric Topol's Ground Truths: the science of aging

Teal Rise co-founder Tony Wyss-Coray joins Eric Topol on Ground Truths to discuss organ-specific aging clocks, young plasma, senescent cells, and the implications of GLP-1 drugs.