Happy to be appointed as Editor in chief of
#npjaging
, and to work with an amazing team of associate editors. Excited to publish high-profile papers on aging and age-related diseases. We look forward to consider your manuscript!
#a
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Thrilled to announce that I have been elected as the next President of the International Cell Senescence Association (ICSA - ). A true honor to follow the icon Manuel Serrano.
#icsa
#senescence
#longevity
@Demarialab1
My lab is looking for a PhD student (4 years) and a postdoc (2 years) to join our team and work on exciting projects on the role of cellular senescence in aging and disease. Reach out if interested.
#senescence
#aging
@Demarialab1
Intriguing study showing that mTORC1 inhibition favors a state of 'pseudo' senescence and dormancy over cell death and reduces chemosensitivity of cancer cells . Wonder what
@blagosklonny5
and
@mkaeberlein
think about this
I'm deeply saddened to share that we have lost a remarkable friend, a wonderful mentor and esteemed colleague, Judith Campisi. Judith's impact on those around her was profound and lasting. Her legacy will continue to inspire us all. Rest in peace, Judy. You will be greatly missed
Just gave the keynote lecture at the 1st Meeting for the Network for Researchers in Aging at the Center for Heathy Aging in Copenhagen. Great group of people and amazing potential to tackle the toughest questions in aging biology. Thanks for having me!
#aging
#longevity
Very happy to host the 7th International Cell Senescence Association (ICSA) conference from Sep 29 to Oct 1 2022 in Groningen. Registration will open soon, but please block those dates in your calendar and join us to learn everything about senescence from…
It was so great to celebrate one of the most accomplished scientists of our times and a leading authority in aging and longevity. A friend, a teacher and a mentor who inspired many people. So many good memories catching up with the
#campisifamily
A memorable evening and moving celebration of 40 years of Judy Campisi’s laboratory and her contributions to field of senescence and aging. blessed to have Judy as colleague, mentor and friend. People who had trained with Judy came from all over the world or sent their tributes.
My lab is looking for a postdoc candidate with experience in single cell RNA-seq to work on exciting clinical project. Reach me out if interested
#senescence
#aging
#longevity
check out our latest paper on a novel combinatorial treatment selectively targeting senescent melanocytes and leading to nevi regression
#senescence
#senolytics
#nevi
#aging
. great work from Jaskaren Kohli Chen Ge
Glad to be involved in this important study from the Gorgoulis lab where we have developed a novel method for the detection, tracking and isolation of senescent cells from living organisms. Check the paper
@UMCG_ERIBA
@researchumcg
#senescence
#longevity
In beautiful Vienna for an insightful meeting and follow-up discussions on how to define and identify cell senescence in vivo. Thanks
@LBG_SHoW
for putting this together!
#senescence
#aging
#senolytics
@Sri_Baqri
@CellCellPress
Are we really still thinking that aging is a list of 12 hallmarks and can be represented in a wheel where every single Hallmark has the same weight and no complex interactions with others? I hoped that 10 years after we could have something more comprehensive..
You can register for the 7th International Cell Senescence Association conference in Groningen until September 19th. Don't miss the opportunity to hear the most exciting stories and to interact with some of the top scientists in th…
Your paper covering aging and age-related mechanisms has just been rejected by one of the snobbish high-impact journal? Please consider to submit it to npj aging ()! We guarantee to highly value you and your research, and we are fu…
Time to register for the 7th International Cell Senescence Association (ICSA) conference in Groningen! Please join us to discuss about senescence and its implications in health and disease. Lots of outstanding speakers!
#health
#co
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Question: is it acceptable that a scientific journal to charge 10k$ for open access options? To me, it is outrageous, also in light on how scarce funding for research is
#publishing
#ScientificResearch
@nickengerer
@pavelmacek
Nothing done extreme is good for you in the long term. And the type of exercise needs to be adjusted on age. I don't see any connection between triathlon and longevity to be honest. If you have scientific evidence on this, please share
In beautiful Vienna for an insightful meeting and follow-up discussions on how to define and identify cell senescence in vivo. Thanks
@LBG_SHoW
for putting this together!
#senescence
#aging
#senolytics
Check here for a summary of the Senotherapeutics Summit organized by me and
@MarcoQuarta12
as part of
@PhaedonInstitut
-- lively discussion on the most recent advancements and on the future of anti-senescence interventions
Only few days left to register for the 7th International Cell Senescence Association (ICSA) conference in Groningen (September 29-October 1). Join us to discuss the latest research in cellular senescence and meet tons of stellar sc…
Today we have organized a day to hear from the PhD students of our
#CRCG
oncological group
@researchumcg
. Fantastic event with great and multidisciplinary science. And thanks to our keynote speaker
#geertkops
from the
@_Hubrecht
Our lab is looking for a postdoc to work on an exciting project related to the characterization of chemotherapy-induced senescence and the role of senescent cells in chemotoxicity. Apply here if interested
#senescence
#aging
#pos
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@AJKowaltowski
@NatureComms
You are right for some parts, but I can tell you that I work as editor in chief for a npj journal (npj aging) and I feel I'm given lots of freedom. I decided on the associate editors, I can decide on content, give waivers etc. And we are all academics
Excited to co-organize this event as part as our collaboration with MIA Portugal
#umcg
ERIBA - European Research Institute for the Biology of Ageing
#aging
#longevity
#phdstudent
@biogerontology
@NatureAging
@LancetLongevity
Aging sometimes does not even send papers out for peer review. Sad but true. Check out npj aging, we are working hard to make it a solid reference for aging researchers, aficionados and everybody else!
@JohnSpeakman4
same issues with grants -- they always look for novelty, but what about consolidating the science building on expertise, concepts and tools we already have? We need new ideas and models, but the risk is to do everything very superficially is we re-invent the wheel every 5 years..
@PeterDiamandis
@davidasinclair
Thanks for another great example that we are still very far from being able to reverse aging, and that anybody trying to sell that is not seeing the truth (to avoid the term 'lying' )
Always great to travel back from a conference on Saturday and find it takes an extra hour to go home. And wonderful to find trains super dirty. Why the dutch train system is so bad? I argue it's the worse quality/price service in Europe
@NS_online
@PaigePhillips97
I'm glad and humbled by your compliment! It was fun to chat with my old friend
#ChrisPatil
@BioAgePodcast
. I do not know whether this makes me an entertainer for le's commute, but I let you know if I decide to change career 😄😄
@mkaeberlein
@Blagosklonny
It is an interesting paper and great concept. However, according to the authors, the rapa effect is not on the SASP but on 'preventing' senescence. They even do not mention the SASP as a possible target (no references to the papers demonstrating this as well) /1
@mkaeberlein
@Blagosklonny
I think we have more evidence that rapa reduces the SASP than it actually blocks senescence induction. Also, maybe being a little bit too picky, there is no demonstration whatsoever that rapa is acting on-target (blocking mTOR). Not sure why a reviewer would not ask such evidence
@MaxUnfried
Self-experimentation can be useful to the community if we find a way to evaluate and compare efficacy and toxicity. However, not all the individuals taking medications this way are interested in anybody else than themselves..
@longevitymag
@LammingLab
Dudley is a great but a top-50 ranking of longevity researchers without the name of Judith Campisi on it is definitely a joke!
@jpsenescence
I do not get the term 'investment' well. I thought AltosLAB did make a possible commitment of up to 3B, not a real investment (yet). Similar story for Calico. This is quite different..
@attilacsordas
thanks for leading this -- much needed effort. The EU is definitely behind other countries and continents on the importance is giving to geroscience, and we need to take action.
@schumacherbj
Disagree because both are needed, And there should be also some grant scheme allowing to do incremental work and not just considering innovative and transformative stuff. In many instances, we need to reproduce and consolidate rather that look somewhere else
@BarbMarte
Very interesting paper. I wonder how much stress you induce in the mice by collecting biospecimens during their 'sleep' phase, and how much this would create a sort of pro-tumorigenic signal. I would be certainly stressed if they were to wake me up in the middle of the night..
@kapahi_pankaj
@BuckInstitute
@NatureAging
They are probably great to boost your confidence and self-esteem. With a 3-week intervention you rejuvenate your biological clock of 10 years :)
@bhushanlab
@TessAdmasu
@CellReports
Why? Paracrine senescent cells seem pretty silent from their phenotype, and they might actually be the ones that avoid spread of damage around. This idea we need to eliminate any senescent cell is getting too far
@AJKowaltowski
@NatureComms
Indeed, that's why you should send your papers to use and not to the mainstream Nature-X journals. You can decide that, nobody forces you otherwise
@mkaeberlein
@kapahi_pankaj
@blagosklonny5
On the other side if these chemoresistant cells hide themselves from immune recognition, it doesn't really matter how young or old your immune system is. would be interesting to characterize their immunogenicity and transplant them in young vs old mice
@dantyrr
I am a supervising editor for Aging Cell and sometimes I only find 2 reviewers available even after inviting 15 or so. But I also actively and critically look at the paper
@C_Angermayer
the 9 hallmarks of aging are not a disease per se so, following the logic of defining aging is a concurrence of the 9 hallmarks, also aging is not a disease