Why this research workflow.
Research teams move between papers, spreadsheets, calculation tools and notes. ProAge Atlas starts with that practical problem: making evidence, measurements and study assumptions easier to bring into one reviewable piece of work.
Alex’s role is to build the product and engineering that support this process. Scientific interpretation and clinical expertise remain distinct responsibilities.
From web products to research tools.
Alex Yarosh works across web platforms, structured information systems and practical automation. His public portfolio includes Dreamwood, Aster Films and the Deep Components Aggregator.
That experience connects interface design, data integration and applied AI with the day-to-day work of a user. In ProAge Atlas, the focus is longevity research teams and the material they need to inspect and reuse.
What is taking shape now.
The current prototype combines PhenoAge Explorer, a statistical Study Planner, a curated evidence library and source-linked AI assistance. The next step is to connect them into a repeatable research workflow.
Alex is seeking conversations around real review and planning tasks, with saved research packages and team features planned for later development.
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