The Buck Institute for Research on Aging

The Buck Institute is again participating in the North Bay Science Discovery Day today at the fairgrounds in Santa Rosa. We have all sorts of fun experiments and activities to show off at our booth! Come say hi before the day is over!! We’re in the Hall of Flowers!

New podcast dropped today! Check it out where you listen to podcasts or listen on our website: www.buckinstitute.org/podcasts/cel...

Another full house at Buck today for our monthly community seminar. Today’s guest is our CEO, Dr Eric Verdin. We were treated to special breakfast buffet, made possible by generosity of William & Elisabeth Levy. Dr. Verdin discussing how the future of research on aging is now.

Longevity Science Cannot Ignore Eating Disorders In observance of last week’s National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, one of our PhD candidates highlights the importance of recognizing eating disorders in older adults and its effects on healthspan...

Hot off Buck Blog Press! In observance of last week’s National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, one of our PhD candidates, Sierra Lore in the Verdin lab, highlights importance of recognizing eating disorders in older adults and its effects on healthspan. www.buckinstitute.org/blog/longevi...

Forever Young Get tickets for the virtual screening of Forever Young

You are invited to join the Buck for virtual screening this Saturday of Forever Young, an award-winning documentary exploring the science of aging and the future of longevity research. Q&A with Buck's CEO and Movie Director following.
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What If We Could Catch Disease Earlier, Before Symptoms Start? Buck Institute perspective calls for a new approach to detecting disease risk by listening to early biological changes

We Wait for Disease to Shout. What if We Listened When Biology Whispered? Perspective describes the path to scientific wellness. Great read from Dr. Nathan Price's team at the Buck. www.buckinstitute.org/news/what-if...
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NEW EPISODE dropped today! XPRIZE Healthspan Exec Dir Jamie Justice joins Brianna Stubbs to discuss $101M race to restore 10 yrs of muscle, cognitive, and immune function within a single year, shifting medicine from treating isolated diseases to scaling human healthspan globally.

New study reveals early bone changes in osteoarthritis, offering clues for earlier detection and treatment Research at the Buck Institute uses spatial mass spectrometry to create new “molecular maps” of the knee joint

Oh, my aching knee! Buck study reveals early bone changes in #osteoarthritis, providing clues for earlier detection and treatment. How? Spatial mass spectrometry imaging created molecular maps of knee tissue. @brjournal.bsky.social www.buckinstitute.org/news/new-stu...

A new roadmap spotlights aging as key to advancing research in Parkinson’s disease Buck Institute scientists are part of an international collaboration funded by the Michael J. Fox Foundation to advance preclinical studies of the incurable neuromotor disease

#Aging is largest risk factor for #Parkinsons, but research largely leaves it out of the mix. Dr. Julie Andersen & collaborators have developed roadmap @nature_NPJ & preclinical research models that can move field in that direction. Thanks @MichaelJFoxOrg www.buckinstitute.org/news/a-new-r...

Another full house at the Buck today for our monthly community seminar. Today’s seminar is about Advancements in the Prevention of Cognitive Decline with Buck Professor, Lisa Ellerby, PhD. Registration for our Mar 4 seminar with our CEO Eric Verdin opens at noon on our website

NEW PODCAST EPISODE dropped today! In this episode, Eric Verdin, CEO of the Buck Institute, and Stanford University’s Dr. Tony Wyss-Coray discuss the groundbreaking science of brain rejuvenation through heterochronic parabiosis. They explore the next frontier: Proteomic Clocks.

Faces of Discovery:Taylor Valentino, PhD A new monthly installment to the Buck Blog, introducing the scientists unraveling the mysteries of aging and pioneering ways to help us all live better longer

Hot off the Buck Blog press! Faces of Discovery, a monthly installment to the Buck Blog, introduces the scientists unraveling the mysteries of aging. This month we're featuring Taylor Valentino PhD., a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Winer lab.

www.buckinstitute.org/blog/faces-o...

Discovery shines light on a cascade of events that occurs when toxic tau impacts synapses, suggesting new mechanisms for neurodegeneration Congrats to the Buck’s Tracy lab for their new paper in Molecular Neurodegeneration. The work describes a new mechanism for how synapses deteriorate in Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.

New mechanism for how synapses deteriorate in #Alzheimers, with new tool that maps dynamic postsynaptic changes after acute tau oligomer exposure. Study in @molneurodegen.bsky.social
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Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Senescence & Cellular Aging - Buck Institute - Career Page Apply to Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Senescence & Cellular Aging at Buck Institute in NOVATO, CA.

The Buck Institute for Research on Aging invites applications for a faculty position honoring the scientific legacy of Dr. Judith Campisi, a pioneer in the field of cellular senescence and its roles in aging and age-related disease. Job Link:
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Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Reproductive Biology of Aging - Buck Institute - Career Page Apply to Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Reproductive Biology of Aging at Buck Institute in NOVATO, CA.

The Buck Institute for Research on Aging invites applications for a faculty position whose research program focuses on the biology underlying healthy aging in women. Job link:
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New season of Buck podcast “We’re not getting any younger…yet” launched TODAY! We’re excited our 1st episode features Harvard geneticist George Church, one of most provocative thinkers in the longevity field. It’s available wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and share!

New season of Buck podcast “We’re not getting any younger…yet” launches tomorrow! 1st episode features Harvard geneticist George Church, one of the most provocative thinkers in the longevity field. Available wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe - don’t miss single episode!

Season 3 of the Buck Podcast, “We’re not getting any younger…yet” launches today!!! Listen to the trailer today! First episode is next Wednesday. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. Podcast sponsored by Ashton Thomas Private Wealth

While exploring the cosmos, astronauts also fuel explorations of the biology of aging and cellular resilience New research in Aging Cell highlights spaceflight as a unique model for studying aging as well as cellular resilience. The Furman lab helps set the stage for testing potential anti-aging interventions...

New research in Aging Cell highlights spaceflight as a unique model for studying aging as well as cellular resilience. The Furman lab helps set the stage for testing potential anti-aging interventions for those of us firmly planted on planet Earth. www.buckinstitute.org/news/while-e...

Season 3 of Buck podcast “We’re not getting any younger…yet” is ready for launch! New co-hosts Eric Verdin and Brianna Stubbs will be chatting with brightest minds about how you can live better longer! Trailer: Jan 14; 1st episode: Jan 21. Podcast sponsored by Ashton Thomas Private Wealth

On Friday we were pleased to host Ryo Sanabria, Assistant Professor from USC who gave an FRS talk on his lab’s exciting work on actin and how it is much more than a loading control!

Yet another full house at our monthly community seminar! Today’s seminar features our Chief Scientific Officer, Malene Hansen, PhD talking about “Out With the Old, In with the New”.
Dr. Hansen studies autophagy. Registration for next month’s seminar on Feb 4 opens today.

Join Jane Fonda and world renowned experts on the future of #longevity and #wellness. This April at the Livelong Women’s Health Summit proudly sponsored by Buck. Get your tickets today and use code BUCK50 for $50 off your order. Space limited.
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Postdoctoral Researcher positions-Kapahi lab - Buck Institute - Career Page The Kapahi lab seeks postdocs to lead innovative projects exploring how circadian clocks & nutrient-responsive pathways influence eye & neuronal degeneration.

The Kapahi Lab at the Buck Institute is recruiting Postdoctoral Researchers to lead innovative projects exploring how circadian clocks and nutrient-responsive pathways influence eye and neuronal degeneration. #postdocjobs #sciencejobs
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Things you can do in your 30s to improve your health in your 70s From a brisk 15-minute walk, to getting regular sleep – doing these things in your 30s could help you stay fit well into your 70s.

Hey #Millennials: Here’s a great article from the @bbcnews-uk-rss.bsky.social about what you can do in your 30’s to give yourself the best shot of being healthy in your 70’s. Our CEO Eric Verdin is among those weighing in.
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Access the recording of our #HUPO2025 seminar to see how Professor Birgit Schilling from the @buckinstitute.org is using the Nautilus Platform to explore the tau proteoform landscape across brain regions in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease.

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The Science of Aging: How to Live Longer and Better We're living longer than ever before - but are we living better? In the final episode of this four-part series, David Rubenstein explores the science of aging; from groundbreaking research on longevit...

Watch this great piece by David Rubenstein at Bloomberg News: The Science of Aging. We’re glad that the Buck’s Eric Verdin was included in the mix.
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Excited to be hosting Longevity Global’s Summit 2025 on Dec 9-10 at the Buck Institute! 🌿
Looking forward to incredible talks from leaders in longevity science and connecting with the longevity community.

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