In this short clip from BBC Click, SENS Research Foundation CSO Dr. Aubrey de Grey explains the essential principle of our work: thoroughly repairing the damage that builds up within the body over the course of life will completely prevent the diseases that now plague the elderly.

In his rare moments of spare time, SRF CSO Dr. Aubrey de Grey enjoys working on mathematical problems as well as age-related ones. Quanta Magazine explains how one of his recent papers has made the first progress in decades on a famous graph theory question.

A selection of the talks from Undoing Aging 2018 will be shared over the coming weeks as we receive clearance from the speakers. First up: Lysoclear CEO Kelsey Moody, presenting their SENS-inspired approach to combating age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

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Want to work for SRF? We are looking to hire an Executive Assistant. This is a full time position at our Research Center in Mountain View, CA and will primarily consist of administrative tasks to assist the CEO/CSO. Apply by March 9, 2018. 

Two of our supporters are crowdfunding a Portuguese translation of Dr. de Grey's book, "Ending Aging", which describes SRF's damage-repair solution to age-related disease. Supporters can reserve a copy for as little as R$10 (about $3 USD) until the release date on June 5th.

AmazonSmile, which allows customers to donate part of every payment to charity (at no additional cost), has now expanded beyond the USA. UK residents can join Smile using the link below, and help to support SRF's work completely for free!

SRF was a founding investor in Oisín Biotechnologies, who are developing a programmable gene therapy designed to eliminate unwanted cells from the body - flexibly targeting senescent cells, cancers, and more. CEO Gary Hudson updates us on their immediate goals.

Dr. de Grey sat down with LeapsMag Editor-in-Chief Kira Peikoff at the World Stem Cell Summit to review progress in rejuvenation biotechnology - noting that "people in middle age now have a fair chance" of enjoying much longer, healthier lives than past generations.

SRF is launching a new training program for recent graduates. Check the Postbaccalaureate Fellowship Program homepage for a complete list of project options and the online application.

Following the incredible success of the 2018 Undoing Aging Conference in Berlin we're proud to announce that Undoing Aging will become an annual event, co-sponsored by SRF and FHF, to promote awareness of age-related disease and  rejuvenation biotechnology.

In cooperation with the Forever Healthy Foundation, SRF is inviting candidates to submit research proposals for a three-year Fellowship in Rejuvenation Biotechnology at our Research Center in California. The deadline for initial applications is May 15th 2018.

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.