This course explores the biology of aging and recent breakthroughs in the quest for longevity, discussing the possibility of living healthfully beyond 120 years by the end of the century. Participants will learn about topics such as telomeres, cell senescence, inflammation, and the hallmarks of aging. The teaching method involves presentations and discussions led by four top scientists in the field, with a moderator facilitating the conversation. This course is intended for individuals interested in gerontology, longevity research, and the science behind aging.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Guest Introductions
Is aging inevitable
Is aging a disease
Superagenarians
Telomeres
Long telomeres
Cell senescence
What is inflammation
The hallmarks of aging
Cellular qualities of aging
Exosome
Senescent cells
Unified approach
Where to get supplements
Metformin
Taught by
World Science Festival
