What is C60 and Is this the Future of Longevity Medicine? with Bob Greska

Carbon 60 (C60): Exploring Its Potential Role in Health and Longevity

Carbon 60 (C60), often called the “buckyball molecule,” has generated growing interest within the longevity and integrative medicine communities. Originally discovered in materials science, Carbon 60 has become the focus of ongoing discussions regarding oxidative stress, cellular resilience, and healthy aging. On Tuesday evening, AOSIM welcomes Bob Greska, founder of Greska’s Carbon 60, for an exploration of this intriguing molecule.

What You’ll Learn

• The history and discovery of Carbon 60
• The chemistry behind this unique molecule
• Oxidative stress and aging biology
• Current research surrounding C60
• Practical applications and formulations available today
• Questions clinicians should ask when evaluating emerging longevity interventions

Whether you are new to Carbon 60 or have been following developments in this field, this session promises to provide valuable insight into one of longevity medicine’s more intriguing compounds.

Event Details

Tuesday, June 16, 2026 5:00 PM Pacific 8:00 PM Eastern Zoom Registration Link: Register Here Register today and invite a colleague. The information shared may impact someone you care about.

Presented by

American Osteopathic Society of Integrative Medicine Advancing Integrative Healthcare Through Education

Who Is Bob Greska?

Bob Greska received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Southeastern Massachusetts University (now UMass) in 1978, focusing on materials science and carbon technologies. He joined Lockheed Missile and Space in 1978, where he became the Process Engineer overseeing fabrication of ceramic billets used for the Space Shuttle Columbia’s reentry heat shield tiles.

Bob Greska’s Engineering Legacy

• Space Shuttle Tiles: Oversaw processing parameters for ceramic billet fabrication.
• Space Shuttle External Tanks: Initiated test programs for production scale-up.
• Magellan Venus Probe: Tested reflective coatings for solar degradation.
• Space Backpack (MMU): Provided materials engineering support.

In 1980, he relocated to Colorado to support carbon fiber spacecraft structures at Martin Marietta Aerospace, contributing to Boeing’s 767 engine nacelle design and multiple NASA programs. He later founded Engineering Innovations, LLC, designing carbon, Kevlar, and composite structures for medical, aerospace, and performance applications.

Health & Human Performance Achievements

• Carbon Fiber Robot Arm
• Spring-Loaded Shoe (tested at MIT)
• Metabolic Force Platforms
• Electrolysis Devices for hydrogen fuel and alkaline water
• Hypobaric High-Altitude Chamber
• Energy-Return Crutches & Prosthetics
• Top-Fuel Dragster Seat

Objectives for This Week’s Webinar

• Describe current and emerging applications of artificial intelligence that can improve operational efficiency and patient care.
• Assess opportunities and challenges associated with ethical and responsible AI use in healthcare.
• Implement evidence-informed strategies for incorporating AI tools into clinical workflows.

Tuesday, June 16, 2026 5:00–7:00 PM Pacific Zoom Link: Register Here Whether you are AI-curious or already experimenting with these technologies, this session will provide actionable strategies you can implement immediately. Presented by the American Osteopathic Society of Integrative Medicine Live Webinar Tuesday, June 16, 2026 8 PM EDT / 5 PM PST