Gregory Luckman received a B.A. with a major in Physics from Cornell University and a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. He spent twenty-two years in industry, mostly working for companies that made materials or machinery for the manufacture of semiconductor chips. He has peer-reviewed publications in the physical sciences and engineering. Personal and family health issues directed his attention to nutrition and integrative health in 1998, and he is largely self-taught in these topics. He has been visiting alpine Switzerland since 2006. This is his first public contribution to the discipline of ancestral health.

His talk is entitled, “Child mortality and longevity in Weston A. Price’s first Swiss alpine destination.”