SENS Research Foundation was established in 2009; 10 years later and we are leading the charge to Reimagine Aging.
Our annual conference gathers together scientists and startups from around the globe who are accelerating rejuvenation therapies to repair the damage of aging.
Listen to Edward James Olmos describe why SENS is invaluable to defeating aging.
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SENS Research Foundation works to develop, promote, and ensure widespread access to therapies that cure and prevent the diseases and disabilities of aging by comprehensively repairing the damage that builds up in our bodies over time. We are redefining the way the world researches and treats age-related ill health, while inspiring the next generation of biomedical scientists.
Undoing Aging 2020 will take place from May 21 – 23 at the Radialsystem Berlin. The conference is focused on the cellular and molecular repair of age-related damage as the basis of therapies to bring aging under full medical control.
Last year’s event attracted nearly 500 participants from over 30 countries. Undoing Aging 2020 will once again bring together global pioneers who are leading the charge in maintaining and restoring full health in old age.
To accommodate the exciting growth of the rejuvenation biotechnology industry, Undoing Aging 2020 will host a dedicated forum and exhibition space for startups to present themselves to prospective investors and partners — while a special “Rejuvenation Now” session will highlight the human rejuvenation therapies that are currently in clinical trials or are available today.
Of all the challenges in cell therapy, replacement of neurons in the neocortex is both the most important and perhaps the most formidable. Only recently have any researchers succeeded in integrating new neurons into this area of the brain. However, the vast majority of transplanted cells in these cases have failed to survive, and the few survivors have achieved only limited function and integration into existing circuits. SRF is now supporting Dr. Jean Hébert’s work to advance two innovative strategies to address different aspects of this challenge.
12 pm PST on February 17, 2020
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A team including SRF protégé Stuart Calimport and several members of our Research Advisory Board argues in Science that the systematic classification and staging of aging-related pathology (as is currently done for cancer) should dramatically accelerate the deployment of rejuvenation therapies.
We are seeking a full-time Research Assistant to join the ImmunoSENS group at our Research Center in Mountain View, California, for a project geared toward developing therapies to restore the ability of the aging immune system to clear senescent cells.
The Forever Healthy Foundation has launched a new “Rejuvenation Now” initiative, designed to identify rejuvenation therapies that are available right now and evaluate their risks and benefits. Analyses of NAD+ Restoration Therapy and Fisetin Senolytic Therapy are now available to read.
In conversation with Adam Ford, Dr. Aubrey de Grey explains how recent extraordinary results with senolytic drugs suggest that the milestone of “Robust Mouse Rejuvenation” – a key step towards comprehensively undoing human aging – could be as little as three years away.
SENS Research Foundation is now able to accept donations in Zcash (ZEC), in addition to eight other major cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Ethereum Classic, Litecoin, 0x (ZRX), USD Coin, and BAT. Visit the donate page for more information!
We’re grateful to cryptocurrency pioneer Vitalik Buterin for once again choosing to support SENS Research Foundation, with a generous donation of $350,000 in Ethereum towards our End of Year campaign to Reimagine Aging.
The Babraham Institute Principal Investigator: Jonathan ClarkResearch Team: Melanie Stammers As discussed in the project summary for “Glucosepane Crosslinks and Undoing Age-Related Tissue Damage”, adventitious crosslinking of collagen (and elastin) contributes to the slow stiffening of our arteries and other tissues
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