Radar Scientific Platform:
- Human Augmentation
Timeframe:
5 yearsEntity:
Individual HumanDomain:
HealthcareEmotion:
JoyCountry:
Japan
Story
Nestled in Kyoto, Aoi, a spirited researcher at a geroscience lab, focused on elongating healthspans. Against the serene backdrop of cherry blossoms, Aoi marveled at the breakthrough: a gene therapy inspired by the long-lived koi fish, reverently kept in temple ponds. Their non-binary identity shaped their unique view on life, appreciating every shade of existence. Aoi's work aimed to offer everyone joyous, vibrant years, not just extended ones. Today, a successful clinical trial promised just that. As the sun set, casting Kyoto in gold, Aoi beamed, envisioning a future where longevity was filled with zestful harmony for all.
The images and stories you see were generated from visitor's inputs at the Geneva Public Portal Installation, combined with insights from the Geneva Science Breakthrough Radar - a global database of anticipated scientific breakthroughs over the next 5, 10, and 25 years.