Cody trained at the Allen Discovery Center for Regenerative Medicine (Tufts University) in Professor Michael Levin’s lab, where he co-led a $16M DARPA-funded program integrating machine learning, bioelectric modulation, and advanced delivery concepts for regenerative applications. He previously held a Ruth L. Kirschstein fellowship at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, developing multi-omics and bioinformatics approaches to mechanistic biology. In industry, he generated the first iPSC lines for elephant, hyrax, and roan antelope, at COLOSSAL BIOSCIENCES contributing to patentable innovation and fundable R&D milestones. He is a named inventor on two patents and is building GALVANIS with a single bias:

Make regenerative medicine deterministic; quantify the mechanism and you will create meaningful therapies.