LVMH Recherche partners with Integrated Biosciences to revolutionize skin aging research
LVMH Recherche, the R&D arm of LVMH Beauty, has entered into a multi-year strategic partnership with Integrated Biosciences, a biotech innovator specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) and synthetic biology.
Integrated Biosciences uses proprietary AI and optogenetics to screen large libraries of molecules for those most likely to combat biological changes associated with aging. Founded by scientists from MIT, Harvard, and UC Santa Barbara, the company is known for its pioneering work on anti-aging compounds that selectively eliminate harmful “zombie” cells.
The collaboration aims to accelerate the discovery of novel compounds targeting skin aging at the molecular level using Integrated Biosciences’ advanced AI-driven platform.
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