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Aaron James Traywick[1] (December 19, – April 29, ) was an American businessman and life extension activist in the transhumanism and biohacking communities. The controversial biohacker Aaron Traywick, who was found dead in a sensory deprivation tank in Washington, DC, on April 29, appears to have been planning human tests of a CRISPR therapy for. At just 28, Traywick was among the most infamous figures in the world of biohacking—the grandiose CEO of a tiny company called Ascendance Biomedical whose goal was to develop and test new gene.

How Did Aaron Traywick Die? At the age of 28, Aaron Traywick was found unconscious in a sensory deprivation isolation tank, or “flotation pod,” at a float spa on April 29, In the span of two years, Aaron Traywick, who was 28 when he died, went from a virtual unknown to a notorious personality in the biohacking community. At the time of his death, he was estranged. From there, the team analyzed other phenotypes including, if you had same-sex behavior, what proportion of your total partners have been same-sex?

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Hannah D. The following February, Traywick publicly injected himself with a substance he co-created as a gene-editing cure and immunization against herpes. Donald L. Rhonda R. Temple, President Emeritus Ed. Amos, Professor Emeritus M. Thomas A. Biohackers and traditional medical researchers both have to balance the desire to help people with the need to avoid killing anyone.

Student Activities and Multicultural Affairs B. Taylor, Assistant Professor Technologies A. David A. John P. English physician Almroth Wright not only injected himself with his own vaccines for typhoid and a bacterial disease called brucellosis, but also infected himself with brucellosis — discovering that he was not protected. Other details were not immediately available. Tweet this Page opens a new window. Sneed, Associate Professor Emeritus M.

Johnston, Instructor Natural Sciences B. Nathan C. Richard T. Kenneth W. Graves, Associate Professor Technologies B. Angela A. Geisewite, Associate Professor B. Robert A. Biohacking is a form of science research that hopes to push medical technology without invoking academic, state, or big corporate actors. Spreitzer, Professor Emeritus M. Rosemarie A.

They also built a website to explain many aspects of their work, including the participants, funding, and results. Maria M. Richard W.