Biogerontology

19/12/2024

14/09/2024

Sharing my very special and important lecture and discussion on ageing - my lecture starts after early introduction and a student presentation at about 7 minute position - the link:

Watch this episode of healthy longevity webinar, featuring Professor Suresh Rattan from the Department of Molecular Biology & Genetics at Aarhus University. ...

12/09/2024

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This book addresses the biological, psychological, and social factors that determine brain and mental health during ageing and longevity.

12/09/2024

This book addresses the biological, psychological, and social factors that determine brain and mental health during ageing and longevity.

05/09/2024

BIOGERONTOLOGY's latest issue (volume 25, issue 5, 2024) is now published. It has 10 excellent articles with 3 review articles, 5 research articles, and 2 perspectives. 6 articles are freely available as open access.

Volume 25, issue 5 articles listing for Biogerontology

05/08/2024

Just as "all cells come from cells" ("omnis cellula e cellula" by Virchow in 1855), "Omnes senescentis est in cellulis": "all ageing resides in cells", demonstrated by Len Hayflick in 1961/1965.

03/08/2024

BIOGERONTOLOGY shares the sad news of the death of the "father" of modern biogerontology LEONARD HAYFLICK, who was also the inspiration behind the birth, growth and development of this journal. Biogerontology will not be there where it is now without the "Hayflick Phenomenon" and the "Hayflick Limit".
He lived for 96 years and 3 months!!

09/04/2024

A very special issue of BIOGERONTOLOGY, in memory of Alexey Olovnikov - the originator of the theory of telomeres in ageing and longevity - has now been published, compiled and guest-edited by Ivan Olovnikov. There are several amazing review and research papers in this issue on an important issue in ageing research.

Volume 25, issue 2 articles listing for Biogerontology

03/02/2024

Repeating...

About a year ago, members of the editorial board of Biogerontology were requested to respond to a query by the editor-in-chief of the journal as to what one question within their field of ageing research still needs to be asked and answered. This editorial is inspired by the wide range and variety o...