About Me
I, Arnas Stučinskas (pronounced Ar-nas Stoo-chin-skas), after nearly 20 years in the IT field, realized that I wanted to direct my knowledge and experience toward a more meaningful goal. At the age of 35, I decided to fundamentally change my career path—transitioning from IT to bioinformatics. This step allows me to combine my technological expertise with my deep interest in human biology.
I am currently studying Systems Biology at Vilnius University—a field that helps to understand complex biological processes using advanced computational methods. These studies, together with my IT background, provide a unique perspective on how we can leverage technology in longevity research.
Why this matters
We are living in an extraordinary time. Artificial intelligence is transforming the world every day, and longevity research is challenging what we once considered the natural limits of human lifespan. At the intersection of these two fields lie immense opportunities to improve human lives.
My goal
I am developing a platform that will help people better understand and apply the latest scientific discoveries, regardless of their language or technical knowledge level. My work involves:
- Analyzing the latest research and making it practically applicable.
- Transforming complex scientific information into clear insights.
- Increasing accessibility to knowledge for everyone interested.
The challenge of rapidly evolving science
AI advancements and biological research are progressing at such a pace that even specialists struggle to keep up. Every day, new discoveries emerge that reshape our understanding of human health and longevity.
Current projects portfolio
Horizon
Horizon is a system designed to help navigate the overwhelming amount of information on longevity research and AI developments. This system not only gathers information but also:
- filters the most important news and studies;
- adapts information based on the reader's level of knowledge;
- explains how new discoveries can be applied in practice.
SlowDown
Slow Down is a proactive mindfulness assistant focusing on psychological well-being as the foundation for physical health. This system:
- develops mindfulness through daily practices;
- provides real-time stress management techniques;
- makes evidence-based practices accessible to everyone.
LongeVeat
LongeVeat is a meal planning system created based on the latest longevity research. This app:
- provides science-based, personalized nutrition plans;
- offers healthy and delicious recipes;
- simplifies longevity-focused meal planning for individuals and families.
EternaMap
EternaMap is an interactive world map highlighting the leading individuals, organizations, and research initiatives shaping the future of human longevity, transhumanism, and beyond. This system:
- visualizes global efforts in life extension and futuristic fields;
- connects users with experts, labs, and events worldwide;
- fosters collaboration and makes cutting-edge research accessible.
How you can contribute
Your support allows me to dedicate my full time to this mission. I believe that human achievements are directly dependent on health and the time one has to pursue their goals.
By supporting this project, you will:
- gain access to personalized insights on health and longevity;
- stay informed about the latest discoveries in AI and longevity research;
- contribute to making scientific knowledge more accessible;
- become part of a community working towards a healthier future.
My goal is to make longevity science accessible to everyone. Every supporter helps turn this vision into reality.