Tiffany Vora

Tiffany Vora, Ph.D., is a biotechnology leader, educator, and futurist working at the intersection of biology, medicine, emerging technology, and global innovation. She is currently a Singularity Fellow in Biotechnology at Singularity University, a contributor to EY’s Executive Learning programs, and a Nonresident Senior Fellow with the Atlantic Council’s GeoTech Center. She also serves as a Board Member and Vice President of Innovation Partnerships at Explore Mars and is involved with initiatives including Homeward Bound and Humanity in Deep Space.
Her work spans areas such as CRISPR, genomics, longevity, microbiome science, climate, agriculture, space biology, biomimicry, and biohacking. She has advised startups and established organizations on biotechnology, health, food, and innovation strategy, and has spoken to audiences around the world through Singularity University, TEDx, and other international platforms.
Vora earned undergraduate degrees in Biology and Chemistry from New York University and a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from Princeton University, where her research focused on genomics, systems biology, and computational biology. She later taught at Stanford University and served as a Visiting Assistant Professor at the American University in Cairo.