Alphabet's age-fighting bet Calico has been quiet for years, but it's hiring. Here are all the open jobs open at the secretive biotech firm.

One of Alphabet’s more black box divisions is Calico. Founded in 2013, Larry Page once said it focused on “health, wellbeing and longevity,” but put more boldly, it wants to help people live ...

AbbVie and Google parent company Alphabet announce they are each committing $500 million to continue funding the scientists researching aging at the ambitious Alphabet unit called Calico.

AbbVie and Alphabet, Google’s parent company, said they agreed to chip in $500 million toward the extended collaboration, with Calico continuing to pursue discovery-stage research and ...

Daphne Koller, a leading artificial intelligence scientist, has left her role at Alphabet Inc.’s Calico after less than two years at the medical research lab focused on aging.. Google formed ...

With mice, that’s usually only a year and a half to two years.Calico and The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine, have partnered to reportedly find a molecular signature of aging in the ...

Daphne Zoller, the former chief computing officer of Alphabet's anti-aging business, Calico Labs, also cofounded Coursera in 2012. By Stephanie Baum on May 05, 2018 7:58 am. Share.

Calico LLC, an Alphabet Inc. division dedicated to combating aging and associated diseases, today announced a $1 billion collaboration with pharmaceutical giant AbbVie Inc. to advance its mission.

(RTTNews) - AbbVie (ABBV) and Calico, a company focused on aging research and therapeutics, announced an extension of their collaboration to discover, develop and bring to market new therapies for ...

There’s been another shuffle in employees working in the A.I. industry this week as one of Alphabet’s subsidiaries says goodbye to one of its top artificial intelligence scientists. More ...

Eric Schmidt says he’ll be stepping down as the executive chairman of Alphabet's board of directors and transitioning to a technical advisor, the company announced Thursday. He will continue to ...

Alphabet announced today that Eric Schmidt is stepping down as the company’s executive chairman. Schmidt will transition to a new role as a technical advisor and will continue to serve on the ...