first time
in the bay.
One keynote worth showing up for, one room of people who actually ship, and the Russian-speaking tech community that brought them together. Our first Bay Area gathering — 700+ founders, engineers, and operators across the US.
Pick your tier.
Super Early Bird
Lowest price of the run — while the announcement is fresh.
Early Bird
Still ahead of the curve. Available once the special rate closes.
On sale soonStandard
The final tier. Door-friendly price, right up to the event.
On sale soonThree hours, five moves.
- 18:00Doors open
Registration and welcome networking. Find people who are doing the thing you are doing.
- 18:25Welcome
The hosts open the room.
- 18:30Keynote — Dr. Nikolay Dokholyan
Decoding Longevity: the science behind a longer, healthier life — what the research shows about aging, inflammation, and the factors that actually matter.
- 19:00Say hi, say why
30-second intros, on a clock. The whole room. Yes, you too.
- 19:45Networking party
Food, drinks, professional photography. The actual reason most people came.
In the price.
A working scientist on what the longevity research actually shows.
Real dinner, not a cheese plate. Beer, wine, non-alcoholic.
Photographer on site. Photos shared with attendees within 48 hours.
Telegram access — 700+ members, active daily, US-wide.
decoding
longevity.
Everyone has an opinion about living longer, and almost none of it comes from people who study the molecules. This one does.
Dr. Nikolay Dokholyan — physicist and molecular biophysicist — on what the research actually shows about neurodegeneration, metabolism, chronic inflammation, and the handful of factors that genuinely move the needle.
- 180+ peer-reviewed articles
- fellow of the American Physical Society
- michael hooker distinguished professor, UNC Chapel Hill
# you-leave-with 01: the markers that actually track aging 02: what chronic inflammation sets off 03: sleep, diet, exercise — the real weights 04: where drug discovery is heading 05: personalized health, and finding purpose
A community that meets in person.
Tech Flow is the Russian-speaking community for founders, engineers, and operators in the US — 700+ people who build, sell, raise, and ship. We meet in person every month or two, in a different city, around one session worth showing up for.
This is our first edition in the Bay Area, at Homeland Creative Loft in SoMa. Doors at six, and we finish with a real networking party — not "light refreshments."
Supported by Digital October
Digital October organizes educational events and technology conferences, bringing science to a wide audience — from students to investors — and creating opportunities for international collaboration between scientists and entrepreneurs.