Short Biography

Tina Woods—known on the dancefloor as DJ Tina Technotic—is a longevity entrepreneur, health-science advocate, and co-founder of Longevity Rave, a global cultural movement exploring how music, joy, and human connection support wellbeing. Through the JoyScore Experiment, she is pioneering new ways to measure how collective experiences influence health and longevity.

Extended Biography

Tina Woods is a London-based longevity entrepreneur, author, and DJ whose work bridges science, culture, and community.

She performs as Tina Technotic, a DJ project that emerged unexpectedly in her mid-fifties when she discovered the transformative power of techno music during recovery from major foot surgery. Immersing herself in electronic music and learning to mix during rehabilitation, she began performing DJ sets that combine energetic techno with a deeper mission around joy, connection, and wellbeing.

Tina is the co-founder and resident DJ of Longevity Rave, an initiative launched in London with DJ Yukari Takehisa that brings together scientists, entrepreneurs, artists, and music lovers to explore how music and collective movement can foster human connection and mental wellbeing.

Her DJ sets reflect her belief that the dancefloor can act as a powerful social and emotional environment where people across generations connect through rhythm and shared experience. She first discovered techno’s transformative energy while dancing in her late fifties and now crafts high-energy sets designed to unite generations on the dancefloor.

Alongside her music career, Tina is a leader in the global longevity field. She is founder and CEO of Collider Health and has spent decades working at the intersection of science, technology, policy, and innovation to promote healthier, longer lives.

Her work has been featured internationally in outlets including The Sunday Times, Business Insider, The Guardian, and other media platforms highlighting the emerging intersection between longevity science and culture.