IIBiology of Aging

Understanding the mechanisms of ageing and how they can be influenced

Ageing is not a single process. It is the interplay of cellular senescence, metabolism, immunity, repair, brain health and musculoskeletal decline, and the systems that coordinate them.

Healthy Longevity
Biology of Aging
Scientific Missions
Focus areas

What this stage covers

Cellular Senescence

Senescent cells and their effects on tissue function and ageing.

Biological Age

Measuring biological ageing and response to interventions.

Metabolic Ageing

Metabolism, mitochondrial health and metabolic resilience.

Immune Ageing

Immune-system change across the lifespan and its consequences.

Brain Longevity

Cognitive resilience and neurodegeneration.

Musculoskeletal Longevity

Muscle, bone, mobility and independence.

Regenerative Medicine

Maintaining and restoring function through repair and regeneration.

AI Models of Ageing

Computation for complex health trajectories and ageing biology.

Who takes part

Research groupsBiologistsComputational biologistsUniversitiesResearch institutesBiobanksTechnology platforms

What it produces

Validated targetsBiomarker panelsPublications & datasetsResearch collaborationsIP and spin-out potential

Biology of ageing insights feed into scientific missions and guide translational research priorities.

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