SRF is proud to announce the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program at Stanford University, starting Fall of 2014. Stanford undergraduates will have the chance to conduct an independent research project in the field of regenerative medicine at the SRF Research Center.

SRF asked world-renowned researchers to participate in a series of lecture videos explaining how regenerative medicine can help treat and prevent the diseases of aging. The complete series of ten lectures is now available.

SRF is pleased to offer the first of many new SENS6 video presentations, covering topics from lysosomal enhancement and single-cell epigenetics to the obstacles facing translational research in aging. Check back frequently for new updates.

In the SENS6 conference’s keynote address, Harvard’s Dr. George Church provides an exciting overview of recent advances in genomic technologies and outlines a bold vision for the future.

Larry Page has announced that Apple and Genentech chair Art Levinson will lead Calico, a Google initiative focused on challenges of age-related disease. TIME asked SRF CSO Aubrey de Grey for his take, posted in conjunction with the breaking news.

Learn why intern Ali Crampton loves to skate and do SENS research, then meet the rest of SRF's Summer 2013 class by watching our new intern spotlight videos. These are just some of the materials featured on our all-new video page, which you can check out here.

SENS Research Foundation is pleased to present our most recent Research Report, providing detailed updates on the progress of our growing portfolio of intramural and extramural projects.

We are honored to welcome Dr. George Church, Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and Director of the NIH Center for Excellence in Genomic Science, to our Research Advisory Board. You can watch his recent SENS6 talk on our new video page here.

In Nature Medicine, SENS Research Foundation-funded PhD student David Brindley discusses the need for robust standards at every stage of the lab-to-clinic pipeline to speed and strengthen the use of genomic data in therapeutics.

In this interview, Dr. de Grey discusses SRF's approach to treating the diseases of aging, and how it differs from most of the research being done today in gerontology. He also talks about his own background, and how he came to the field.

SRF is proud to announce the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program at Stanford University, starting Fall of 2014. Stanford undergraduates will have the chance to conduct an independent research project in the field of regenerative medicine at the SRF Research Center.

SRF asked world-renowned researchers to participate in a series of lecture videos explaining how regenerative medicine can help treat and prevent the diseases of aging. The complete series of ten lectures is now available.

SRF is pleased to offer the first of many new SENS6 video presentations, covering topics from lysosomal enhancement and single-cell epigenetics to the obstacles facing translational research in aging. Check back frequently for new updates.

In the SENS6 conference’s keynote address, Harvard’s Dr. George Church provides an exciting overview of recent advances in genomic technologies and outlines a bold vision for the future.

Larry Page has announced that Apple and Genentech chair Art Levinson will lead Calico, a Google initiative focused on challenges of age-related disease. TIME asked SRF CSO Aubrey de Grey for his take, posted in conjunction with the breaking news.

Learn why intern Ali Crampton loves to skate and do SENS research, then meet the rest of SRF's Summer 2013 class by watching our new intern spotlight videos. These are just some of the materials featured on our all-new video page, which you can check out here.

SENS Research Foundation is pleased to present our most recent Research Report, providing detailed updates on the progress of our growing portfolio of intramural and extramural projects.

We are honored to welcome Dr. George Church, Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and Director of the NIH Center for Excellence in Genomic Science, to our Research Advisory Board. You can watch his recent SENS6 talk on our new video page here.

In Nature Medicine, SENS Research Foundation-funded PhD student David Brindley discusses the need for robust standards at every stage of the lab-to-clinic pipeline to speed and strengthen the use of genomic data in therapeutics.

In this interview, Dr. de Grey discusses SRF's approach to treating the diseases of aging, and how it differs from most of the research being done today in gerontology. He also talks about his own background, and how he came to the field.

SRF is proud to announce the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program at Stanford University, starting Fall of 2014. Stanford undergraduates will have the chance to conduct an independent research project in the field of regenerative medicine at the SRF Research Center.

SRF asked world-renowned researchers to participate in a series of lecture videos explaining how regenerative medicine can help treat and prevent the diseases of aging. The complete series of ten lectures is now available.

SRF is pleased to offer the first of many new SENS6 video presentations, covering topics from lysosomal enhancement and single-cell epigenetics to the obstacles facing translational research in aging. Check back frequently for new updates.

In the SENS6 conference’s keynote address, Harvard’s Dr. George Church provides an exciting overview of recent advances in genomic technologies and outlines a bold vision for the future.

Larry Page has announced that Apple and Genentech chair Art Levinson will lead Calico, a Google initiative focused on challenges of age-related disease. TIME asked SRF CSO Aubrey de Grey for his take, posted in conjunction with the breaking news.

Learn why intern Ali Crampton loves to skate and do SENS research, then meet the rest of SRF's Summer 2013 class by watching our new intern spotlight videos. These are just some of the materials featured on our all-new video page, which you can check out here.

SENS Research Foundation is pleased to present our most recent Research Report, providing detailed updates on the progress of our growing portfolio of intramural and extramural projects.

We are honored to welcome Dr. George Church, Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and Director of the NIH Center for Excellence in Genomic Science, to our Research Advisory Board. You can watch his recent SENS6 talk on our new video page here.

In Nature Medicine, SENS Research Foundation-funded PhD student David Brindley discusses the need for robust standards at every stage of the lab-to-clinic pipeline to speed and strengthen the use of genomic data in therapeutics.

In this interview, Dr. de Grey discusses SRF's approach to treating the diseases of aging, and how it differs from most of the research being done today in gerontology. He also talks about his own background, and how he came to the field.