Alice Frolov
Pre-University Biotechnology Student · Aging & Longevity Research
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Currently preparing for undergraduate admission in Biotechnology at Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA). Completing secondary education requirements through adult secondary school (2026–2028) while studying Spanish at UBA and developing foundational knowledge in molecular biology, aging research, and longevity science.
My academic focus centers on understanding the molecular mechanisms of aging and exploring potential interventions to extend healthy lifespan. I approach this through systematic literature review, exploratory writing, and documentation of emerging research in cellular senescence, epigenetic reprogramming, and computational biology.
Settling into Buenos Aires and building a daily rhythm around study and writing. Most mornings go to Spanish and biology. Evenings to reading papers and working on essays. Currently deep in the literature on epigenetic clocks and Yamanaka factor reprogramming.
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