Symposia
Projects
Biolearn is a library that provides researchers tools to analyze biomarkers of aging. Several aging clocks and data analysis methods exist in the literature. Biolearn aims to integrate these into a unified, collaborative platform.
The Aging Initiative contributes to the development of this open-source project. Our project team helps implement new features, including the addition of several epigenetic clocks and inclusion of metabolomics-based clocks.
Building on our fall policy briefing, the Aging Initiative’s Policy Team will engage directly with state legislative offices this spring to elevate aging biology as a priority for public health, innovation, and economic competitiveness. Team members will meet with policymakers and staff, translate cutting-edge research into clear briefing materials and actionable insights, and help strengthen connections between legislators and leading scientists, founders, and policy experts, potentially culminating in a follow-up legislative briefing.
Participants will gain hands-on experience in science policy engagement and advocacy, develop skills in communicating technical ideas to non-technical audiences, and contribute to shaping research funding, workforce development, and translational pathways.
Coming Soon.
In collaboration with Nucleate, the Aging Initiative hosts thematic event series that bring together leading voices across science, biotech, and public health to explore the frontiers of aging and longevity. Each series highlights a different focus area in the field — from aging clocks and computational tools to therapeutics, biotech ventures, and translational pathways.