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Research into cellular and organismal ageing. (Moderated)
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last call young scientist publication award 2012
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Dear potential applicant,
the International NRW Research Schools in Germany seeks internationally and will award prizes of € 1,500 to ten young scientists for the most outstanding research work in: [link]
Applicants should be authors or co-authors of outstanding publications in high ranking scientific journals. The date of acceptance of the paper should be in the current or the preceding year.... more »
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Reader appointment in Exercise and Health Physiology
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Roehampton University, London School of Human and Life Sciences We are seeking to appoint a Reader in Exercise and Health Physiology to join an active and enthusiastic team, which aspires to be recognised as an international academic centre of excellence. We have an active programme of research with strong interests in exercise and health, musculoskeletal biomechanics, spine disorders, ageing and osteoporosis. The sport science team is multi-disciplinary. It comprises not only biomechanics, physiology and psychology staff, but also biomedical engineers so that they are well positioned to develop new technologies in studying physical activity and musculoskeletal problems. The candidate will join this highly successful team contributing to the research, teaching, and knowledge transfer activities of the School. We have well-equipped laboratories, including a complete motion analysis system, inertial and electromagnetic motions sensors, an environmental chamber and an ergospriometry system. We are supported by a highly qualified technical team which will facilitate innovative academic work developed by the candidate.... more »
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PhD fellowships in ageing biology
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Cologne International Graduate School ...Development, Health and Disease 6 Fellowships 3-year Ph.D. programme starting spring 2010 The University of Cologne has a long-standing tradition and world-wide reputation for top-level molecular biological research. Beginning in Spring 2010 the Research School in Biology „From embryo to old age: the cell... more »
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projects on social gerontology
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Hello, I am pursuing D.Phil in the area of Social gerontology. The focus of my research is on positive ageing and along with this I have done some studies on successful ageing. I am interested in working in some projects on social gerontology. Can anybody inform me about that? Regards Nidhi... more »
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Call for Abstracts -- International Workshop on Human Longevity
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Greetings, I am pleased to learn from the Organizing Committee that the registration deadline for the upcoming International Workshop on Human Longevity has been extended now, and the abstracts could be submitted until Friday, October 26, 2007 This International Workshop on Human Longevity will take place in... more »
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AGING CONFERENCE- Register Today
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UCSD Clinical Investigation Institute and Nature Medicine present Frontiers of Clinical Investigation: Bench to Bedside Aging: From bench to bedside October 18-20, 2007 * La Jolla, California The theme for this year's symposium explores innovative approaches to bridge laboratory investigation to clinical research in aging.... more »
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New Books Forum on Aging and Longevity
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Greetings, I am pleased to announce a New Books Forum on Aging and Longevity at: [link] It says: "New Interesting Books and their Discussion. The best older books are here too. Add new books here yourself and discuss them!" Currently the following topics are open for comments and discussions... more »
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telomeres and aging
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George, reading your notes on the web - do you have any references to telomere damage and calories? Mike Dr Mike Coffey Leader Dairy Cattle Breeding Section SAC, Sir Steven Watson Building Bush Estate, Penicuik Midlothian EH26 OPH Tel 0131 535 3241 Mob 07795 302280 Fax 0131 535 3121
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"The Evolution of Aging"
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Greetings, Just finished reading this new book "The Evolution of Aging: How New Theories Will Change the Future of Medicine": [link] This book looks like a popular book (with 29 references only) promoting a controversial idea that aging is genetically programmed.... more »
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