Mind & Machine has just released a new interview with Dr. Aubrey de Grey, discussing how comprehensive damage repair can greatly extend healthy human lifespans - as well as the psychological barriers that have delayed research into such therapies. (Podcast version)

In this interview with Dr. Nick Delgado at RAADFest 2018, SRF Chief Science Officer Dr. Aubrey de Grey explains the strands of the SENS platform and how progressively improving our ability to repair the body may allow us to entirely prevent age-related diseases.

Zoë Corbyn's new article in the Guardian is a great overview of the major labs and companies working on senolytics - therapies designed to destroy the senescent "zombie" cells which burden aged bodies and drive a host of chronic diseases.

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The winners of the inaugural Longevity Film Competition have been announced, with Adam Ford's "The End of Aging" taking the $10,000 first prize - although the judging was reported to be quite a challenge, thanks to the excellent quality of all the entries!

The latest upgrade to Amazon's virtual assistant Alexa enables users to donate to charity quickly and easily using a simple voice command. We're pleased to confirm that SENS Research Foundation is among the eligible charities!

Lifespan.io and Life Noggin have produced a new YouTube animation which explains how recent scientific discoveries are giving people confidence that aging-related disease can in fact be conquered. What could you do with another 100 years?

For the defeat of aging to become a reality, it is essential that the medical establishment embrace that goal. This articulation of it in the world's most prominent medical journal is a clear demonstration that we have reached that tipping-point.

In a recent interview for the LongeCity Now podcast series, SRF Vice President of Research Dr. Matthew O'Connor introduces our MitoSENS program and shares some recent progress towards the goal of undoing mitochondrial aging.

We're seeking a full-time researcher for a Scientist I position at our Research Center in California, to lead a new intramural research project performing translational research studying aging as it relates to the immune system.

An article in Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology discusses how the World Health Organization's decision to add a code for 'Ageing-related' diseases in ICD-11 will help to overcome regulatory obstacles to the translation of rejuvenation medicine.

Following the incredible success of the 2018 event, SRF and Forever Healthy Foundation are delighted to confirm that Undoing Aging 2019 will take place at the Umspannwerk Alexanderplatz in Berlin from March 28-30 (Facebook event). Early bird tickets are now available!