Podcast with Julia Randell-Khan
Julia Randell-Khan explains the important of intergenerational connections and how the Encore Fellows programme helps with career transitions while positively impacting society.
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Podcast with Lynne Cox
Lynne Cox discusses cell senescence and how studies show the removal of these cells can help healthy ageing. Professor Cox is a biogerontologist at the University of Oxford.
Podcast with Charles Alessi
Dr Charles Alessi discusses how we can shift the healthcare system to better accommodate longer lives.
Podcast with Aubrey de Grey
Dr Aubrey de Grey discusses how policy makers can keep up with science and tech when it comes to longevity. The “longevity maverick” explains the difficulties in prioritising the science of longer living even during electoral cycles.
Scientific progress and the longevity economy – Q&A with Jim Mellon, Co-Founder, The Longevity Forum
Jim Mellon, Co-Founder of The Longevity Forum, discusses the mission of the Forum, scientific progress and its impact on the longevity economy.
The Longevity Forum – Longevity 2030
The Co-Founders of the Longevity Forum discuss what is (in their opinion) the most important issue for the longevity agenda over the next decade.
Partnerships – Q&A with Dafina Grapci-Penney, Co-Founder, The Longevity Forum
Dafina Grapci-Penney, Co-Founder, The Longevity Forum, discusses the mission of the Forum and its partnerships strategy.
The Global Agenda – Q&A with Andrew Scott, Co-Founder of the Longevity Forum
Prof. Andrew Scott, Co-Founder of The Longevity Forum, discusses the mission of the Forum and its Global Agenda – Longevity 2030
Countdown to the Longevity Forum and the Longevity Week
By Dafina Grapci-Penney The second annual Longevity Forum will be taking place in less than two months (14 November 2019) and we are in full countdown mode here as we put the finishing touches to the day’s agenda. I am excited to say that the quality of the speakers truly reflects the convening power of …
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