Education Department July 2023 Updates
The 2023 application season is coming to a close with a very competitive applicant pool. Read more about highlights and upcoming events.
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Introducing Our 2023 Summer Scholars
The Education Department is thrilled to present the 2023 Summer Scholars. Our 12 scholars will be conducting biomedical research to combat diseases of aging in 10 different labs.
Fundraising for Research at experiment.com
SRF has launched a fundraising campaign on experiment.com to fund projects in damage repair research. Find out more about our Research Department’s amazing projects, and be a part of our quest by donating today.
Lights, Camera, Action on AI-Powered Drug Discovery
Docuthon is the world’s first documentary-creating competition on AI-powered drug discovery, providing an opportunity for every talented filmmaker to get involved in a cutting-edge industry, share a terrific science story, and inspire the next generation of scientists in longevity.
Education Department May 2023 Updates
The 2023 application season is coming to a close with a very competitive applicant pool. Read more about highlights and upcoming events.
Education Department Spring 2023 Activities
The 2023 application season is coming to a close with a very competitive applicant pool. Read more about highlights and upcoming events.
Announcing the Biomarkers of Aging Consortium
A significant and vital step forward for the longevity field: the Biomarkers of Aging Consortium. Formed of a diverse group of academic and industry members, the Consortium seeks to “establish reliable biomarkers of aging, particularly for the identification and evaluation of longevity interventions. Learn more…
Correlation between SASP or senescent cell burden and any routinely measured inflammatory marker?
For our SENSible Question series, a supporter asks if there are any common lab tests available that could be used as a readout of a person’s burden of inflammatory signals from senescent cells. The answer is ‘no,’ unfortunately, but we review a number of hard-to-access or research-only tests that might be able to tell us something with a bit more work.
