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Longevity India Entrepreneur-in-Residence Program

The Longevity India Entrepreneur-in-Residence Program is a full-time initiative designed to foster deep tech and deep science solutions in the field of longevi…

Overview

The Longevity India Entrepreneur-in-Residence (EIR) Program is a full-time initiative designed to foster deep tech and deep science solutions in the field of longevity and healthy aging. Selected teams work full-time at IISc alongside faculty mentors while developing their ventures. The program is a collaboration between Longevity India, the Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID) at IISc, and Rainmatter by Zerodha.

Investment focus

The program focuses on translating high-potential longevity and aging-science ideas into ventures addressing healthy aging and accessible, affordable healthcare challenges in India.

Program details

Designed for Founders, Researchers, Builders. The program is in person. Participation is generally full time.

Who it is for

Teams selected through a rigorous competition process during the Longevity Ideathon at the RISE 2025 Conference. Applicants should be proposing innovations in longevity and healthy aging. Prior startup or deep tech/science experience preferred but not required.

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Admissions and application

Applications opened on December 30, 2024, with Round 1 submissions closing on January 31, 2025, and Round 2 on February 15, 2025. Selected pitches were announced on February 20, 2025, with final presentations occurring at RISE for Healthy Aging on March 10-11, 2025.

Benefits

Full-time EIR position at IISc. Mentorship from IISc faculty members. Incubation and funding support through FSID, IISc. Opportunity to develop ventures in the longevity and healthy aging space. Access to IISc's research infrastructure and networks.

Timeline

The current program runs from April 2025 to March 2026.

What came of it

The program aims to support the development of impactful ventures in the longevity and healthy aging sector.

How to go about it

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What it pays

Compensation details are not disclosed, but the program offers funding opportunities and incubation support.

Questions about this program

What is the Longevity India Entrepreneur-in-Residence Program?

The program is a full-time initiative designed to foster deep tech and deep science solutions in longevity and healthy aging.

Who can apply?

The program is open to idea-stage founders, PhD graduates, postdocs, data scientists, and technology professionals focused on longevity innovations.

About Longevity India, with FSID IISc and Rainmatter by Zerodha

Longevity India, with FSID IISc and Rainmatter by Zerodha

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