In a brief interview segment, Bryan Johnson confirms that his team consists of roughly 30 specialists. He outlines that the team is organized by organ systems and related technologies, employing experts such as cardiologists, MRI specialists, and ultrasound/echo technicians to cover the full range of human anatomy. The discussion highlights the intentional, organ‑focused staffing strategy behind his scientific endeavors.
And your team, you mentioned that's 30 people, something like that.
That's right.
Can you give a summary of the kind of skill sets those people have?
Yeah, we've been trying to tackle this, really, from an organ perspective. So we'll take, for example, we'll focus on the heart, and we'll find a cardiologist that we can identify for the therapy. We'll work with someone on the mri. We'll identify someone who's good at doing echoes with ultrasound. And so we'll try to take it by a technology and or discipline, and then we build up the team accordingly and we try to cover as much of the body as we can with the expertise.
