Dr John ONeill

Innovation born from decades of research in tissue regeneration and cosmetic science.

ABOUT US

Dr. John O’Neill

Dr. John O’Neill, originally of Columbia University’s Laboratory for Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering, is an expert in the field of regenerative medicine, with notable success for his pioneering work in multi-organ regeneration. His team’s groundbreaking innovation is clinically proven to promote cellular renewal in skin.

Biomedical Engineer & Organ Regeneration Pioneer

In Astounding Test, Scientists Revive Damaged Lungs for Transplant

Healthy human lungs

Lung tissue regeneration innovation has the potential to heal thousands of donated lungs and significantly increase the number of lungs that can be repaired and transplanted today.

A 3-D C.T. scan of healthy human lungs.
Each set has a folded surface area about the size of a tennis court.
Credit: Zephyr/Science Source

  • 2010 CONCEPTUALIZATION OF BIOENGINEERED HUMAN LUNGS TO ADDRESS THE SHORTAGE OF ORGANS FOR TRANSPLANTATION

  • 2019 REGENERATION OF SEVERELY DAMAGED LUNGS

    USING CROSS-CIRCULATION

  • 2020 RECOVERY OF INJURED HUMAN DONOR LUNGS

    FOR TRANSPLANTATION

  • TODAY LED BY DR. JOHN O’NEILL, HIS TEAM OF SCIENTISTS HAVE ADAPTED THIS ADVANCED BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY TO CREATE SKINCARE

    WITH THE POWER TO REGENERATE AND HEAL.

Donor lungs being rehabilitated with the cross-circulation process.
Credit: Hozain, O’Neill et al., Nature Medicine, 2020

Alec Batis

Alec Batis

Industry Innovator & Former Cosmetic Chemist

Alec Batis is an accomplished chemist and marketer who has spent the past 34 years working with companies such as Pfizer, Shiseido, NARS, Victoria’s Secret Beauty & L’Oréal Group/Redken/Kiehl’s.

Always pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in skincare and beauty, his mission is to raise industry standards in product quality, efficacy, and safety.

Batis has appeared in the International Emmy nominated documentary Toxic Beauty, encouraging the beauty industry to reimagine what ‘clean’ beauty should be.

Medium | Authority Magazine

“Thank you so much for doing this with us! Before we
dive in, our readers would love to learn a bit more about you. Can you tell us a story about what brought you to this specific career path?”

“I debated whether to give the safe answer or what really happened. I would like to say that I stumbled upon it, but the truth is I entered the beauty industry because of deep rooted insecurities that ended up almost killing me (how’s that for an answer?).”

NBC Meet The Press

“This year, we are premiering our first feature-length documentary. It’s called Toxic Beauty, which explores the under-regulated market for beauty and personal care products. It’s an issue with serious health implications, particularly for women, and one that has received rare bipartisan attention right here in Washington.”

Business Insider

“Alec Batis, a former research chemist who once made hair dyes for the L'Oréal group, is an expert in the risks and benefits of chemicals used in beauty products.”

Beauty Beyond Skin Deep

THE SCIENCES & THE ARTS

Photo credits: Top right National Geographic “Science Fair” Film. All other images provided by Young Arts.

Supporting Our Youth

The Sciences and the Transformative Arts are significantly under supported, yet they bring healing, beauty and meaning to human life; so, we donate 1% of our sales to programs that nurture young scientists and artists throughout their lives, who are striving to make a difference in the world.

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