Natasha Vita-More is an Award Winning Creative who achieved a scientific discovery in long-term memory in the field of cryobiology. She is the Founder and Chief Science Officer of 4-ENCORE Longevity, a start-up on critical importance of maintaining optimal health today while anticipating tomorrow’s breakthroughs in AI-driven regenerative medicine. Natasha developed the philosophical approach H.Sapient as an integration of neural plasticity and bio-compatible AI-driven nanorobotics. She innovated the first future human body prototype, which has been featured at Kurzweil.AI technologies.
Natasha is called a “role model for superlongevity” and an “early adopter of revolutionary changes” by Wired magazine. She appears in over 24 televised documentaries about humanity’s future and longevity, AI, AGI, and human enhancement, and is considered a world leader in these areas. She has been featured in New York Times, Vogue, Politico, Wired, Time Magazine, World News & Business magazines, and named one of the Top 50 Women in longevity.
Natasha was recognized at the International SportsAccord Convention for Olympic and non-Olympic sports about human enhancement and introduced the concept of a Super Olympics. At the Fujitsu Research s3i TOPOS Conference in Tokyo, she consulted about the worlds aging population and introduced the concept of the Regenerative Generation. As a guest speaker at the Global Leader’s Forum Seoul, South Korea, Natasha introduced why human evolution is adjusting to exponential technology. More recently at the Gala Awards in Berlin, she introduced the healthy longevity age of 100 being the new 60.
In academics, Natasha was awarded a doctorate from University of Plymouth, School of Technology Media Arts and Architecture, MPhil, School of Technology & Communications, and MSc, University of Houston, Foresight and Future Studies, School of Human Sciences. A former Filmmaker-in-Residence, University of Colorado, Awarded Space Camp Wings, U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Certification in Nutrition and Sports Fitness Training, American Muscle & Fitness Association.
Her advocacy for education reflects her having been Department Chair, Graduate Studies, University of Advancing Technology where her leadership mentoring entrepreneurial portfolio boards and senior innovation projects for undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate students. She has been Visiting Scholar at 21st Century Medicine and lectured at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Virginia Commonwealth, Cambridge (UK) Aalto (Finland), and was a track advisor at the Singularity University.
Her awards include 1st Place Brooks Museum, Special Recognition Women In Video, Design Award Telluride Film Festival, Notable Achievement Cable TV Los Angeles, Interview Magazine Honor “Portrait of the Stars”, and Futurist Web Award Forecaster’s Award. Natasha’s innovative projects have been exhibited at Germany’s Museum Folkwang Italy’s Pecci Museum, London’s Institute of Contemporary Art, SXSW Tomorrow Museum, Chicago’s Field Museum, and in the United States at the Field Museum, EZTV Hollywood Museum Hollywood, los Angeles Museum of Science, and Brooks Memorial Museum.
