About the Author

Mikhail S. Shchepinov, PhD

Bioorganic Chemist

Mikhail Shchepinov trained in Moscow (PhD, Shemyakin-Ovchinnikov Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry, 1994), then moved to Oxford to work on DNA microarray technology, combinatorial chemistry, and oligonucleotide dendrimers.

He worked in academia and biotech in Oxford, UK and San Diego, USA, and is affiliated with several universities.

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Lectures, Interviews & Press Coverage

Presenting at Undoing Aging Conference

Dr. Shchepinov presents the core thesis: how deuterated nutrients can strengthen cellular bonds and combat age-related damage.

New Scientist

About the Author

Mikhail S. Shchepinov, PhD

Bioorganic Chemist

He worked in academia and biotech in Oxford, UK and San Diego, USA, and is affiliated with several universities.

PubMed Google Scholar

Lectures, Interviews & Press Coverage

Presenting at Undoing Aging Conference

Dr. Shchepinov presents the core thesis: how deuterated nutrients can strengthen cellular bonds and combat age-related damage.

New Scientist

Pill of super-protective 'heavy' fat may be key to eternal youth

The Guardian

Research suggests fortified food could help resist ageing

New Scientist

Would eating heavy atoms lengthen our lives?

New Scientist

Heavy hydrogen keeps yeast looking good

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