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.

Want to work for SRF? We are now hiring for a full time Administrative Assistant position to perform administrative and some accounting tasks at our Research Center in Mountain View, CA.

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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.

Professor Vera Gorbunova discussed how comparative biology revealed a possible role in age-related disease for retrotransposons (self-copying sequences of "junk" DNA that make up much of our genome), and shared some initial progress in countering their effects.

Dr. Aubrey de Grey discussed the feasibility and moral urgency of developing rejuvenation biotechnologies in an interview with ada, a new digital magazine from the publishers of German business weekly Wirtschaftswoche. (Article in German.)

Nuchido CEO Dr. Nichola Conlon presented an overview of aging and potential treatments from a network science perspective, before sharing some promising initial results in reversing the decline of NAD⁺ levels - thought to be a key factor in age-related degeneration.

Youthereum Genetics CEO Yuri Deigin recently interviewed Dr. Aubrey de Grey for Lifespan.io, leading to a very broad-ranging discussion that covers the history of SENS as well as recent progress and plans for the future. (Also available in Russian.)

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!