Supporting aging research news and education
The Longevity Literacy Project is an initiative that allows companies and organizations to support our newsmaking and educational activities and help the drive to end age-related diseases. Supporting companies have a particular focus in one area related to the field, such as biomarkers, finance and cryptocurrency, or investment, and they sponsor the creation of content about their chosen areas of interest.
Articles that are part of the Longevity Literacy Project are marked with the project banner and their company logo. If you are interested in sponsoring articles, please feel free to get in touch with us.
Predicting Future Frailty with an Epigenetic Clock
An accepted manuscript in the Journals of Gerontology has described how a third-generation epigenetic clock is a predictor of future frailty. Are epigenetic and physiological metrics connected? […]
Examining a Factor in the Diabetic Heart
Research published in Heliyon has outlined the effects of F-Klb, a signaling molecule receptor that is released under metabolic stress, […]
Using AI to Measure Age Through the Eyes
An accepted manuscript in eLife Sciences has described eyeAge, a new clock that uses deep learning to analyze the eye in detail in order to predict chronological age and age acceleration. Retinal signs of aging This project was developed […]
Sleep Apnea and Inflammatory Biomarkers of Tooth Decay
A study published in Heliyon has explained a relationship between sleep apnea and an increase of inflammatory factors in the mouth that are connected to the gum disease peridontitis. Connected dangers This paper begins with a discussion […]
Epigenetic Biomarker for Measuring Aging Through Fitness
A new biomarker for measuring biological aging based on physical fitness has been published in Aging, and it has been found to be useful in predicting […]
Coinbase CEO To Invest ~$54 Million in Longevity Science
Coinbase CEO, Brian Armstrong, has announced his intention to sell 2% of his Coinbase stock and invest the funds into innovative longevity research in a move that […]
H.E. Justin Sun Becomes Latest Donor to the Longevity Prize
The Longevity Prize has just received its second largest donation to date. The latest contribution has come from cryptocurrency entrepreneur and founder of the blockchain DAO ecosystem TRON, H.E. Justin Sun, who has confirmed his donation of $51K to […]
The Longevity Molecule Project with Morten Scheibye-Knudsen
Dr. Morten Schiebye-Knudsen is the founder of the Longevity Molecule Project funded by VitaDAO. However, this is just one side of his research. After starting his career as a physician in Denmark, he studied at the National […]
VitaDAO Hosts Fifth IP-NFT Ceremony: Molecule and ApoptoSENS
Three years ago, the concept of a video conference in which participants pass pieces of intellectual property to each other via digital tokens seemed improbable. In 2022, not only is this a reality, it’s the […]
From the Lab to the Big Screen: Longevity Hackers
In March 2022, VitaDAO uploaded the funding proposal VDP-39, Longevity Hackers Film Participation, initiating a discussion and vote on VitaDAO’s potential contribution to the project. On March 24th, this vote was passed, and the […]
VitaDAO Backs Research into Chronic Oral Disease
Periodontal disease affects more than 47% of adults aged 30 and over. For people over 65 years of age, that number rises to over 70%, making periodontitis one of the most commonly observed age-related illnesses. Jonathan An’s lab […]
VitaDAO Funds ApoptoSENS Project for $253,000
Preventing the dysfunction of natural killer (NK) cells may be a promising area to explore in the fight against cellular senescence. Researchers are hoping to define the correlation between the […]
Sponsors of the Longevity Literacy Project
We would like to thank the companies who have supported us through the Longevity Literacy Project and are helping us to do more to engage with the public, policymakers, and researchers about the potential of rejuvenation biotechnology. If you are interested in joining the Longevity Literacy Project and supporting quality news making and education, please contact us.
You can see some of the companies who have supported the longevity literacy project below.
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