Aubrey de Grey

Aubrey de Grey, Chief Science Officer and Co-founder of the SENS Research Foundation, discusses the concept of rejuvenation therapy and the importance of focusing on maintaining health rather than just extending lifespan. He shares progress and challenges in anti-aging research, explores the analogy of aging and car maintenance, and discusses the funding challenges faced in the field of aging research.

Aubrey de Grey, an English gerontology expert and Chief Science Officer at the SENS Research Foundation, shares captivating insights on aging as he compares humans to mechanical machines. He dives into the complexities of biological versus chronological age, explores innovative aging research, and discusses the societal implications of declining fertility and increased longevity. With humor, he also touches on personal choices like alcohol preferences and the ethics of genetic modifications. De Grey's reflections challenge common perceptions and emphasize the importance of originality in scientific contributions.

Aubrey de Grey discusses progress with ending aging, from strategies to repair damage to the RMR project's interventions in middle-aged mice. He also explores a mouse experiment for life extension, advancements in longevity research, and the X-prize HealthSpan award for rejuvenation research.

Dr. Aubrey de Grey, a biomedical gerontologist, discusses the roadmap to slowing down and potentially reversing the aging process. The conversation explores the STEMs approach to aging, the seven types of cellular and molecular damage, and the potential for restoring youth. Dr. de Grey sheds light on the forefront of longevity research and the promising therapies that could redefine aging within our lifetimes.

97-year-old athlete Charles Eugster, Lynda Gratton, and Aubrey de Grey discuss aging and working in later years. They explore challenges, benefits, and societal perceptions of aging. Topics include redefining retirement, embracing activity in older age, and advancements in age-related research. The conversation challenges traditional views on growing old and emphasizes the importance of staying active and engaged as we live longer.