Aging Research Network
Aging Research Network-Aging Research Network
The Aging Research Network is a Canadian non-profit charity forming a global interdisciplinary group of individuals and organizations who recognize the need for a new approach to the way aging research is performed. Specifically, the participants in the network recognize the need for multiple historically disparate scientific disciplines to realize synergies to accelerate the development of new technologies capable of restoring function and rejuvenating aging tissues. The network accomplishes this through:
- Funding aging research directly, both that which seeks to directly address the cellular damage that accumulates and causes dysfunction, and any research in other areas that accelerates the adoption, implementation, and distribution of new therapies.
- Educating the public of the near-term potential of the development of these technologies and the need to prepare for the impact of their arrival
With these two goals in mind, research and education, the network will seek to obtain financial support from private and public organizations and individuals to move forward with its mission, lessening the suffering and economic burden of age-related disease.
Latest Sponsorships and Organized Educational Events
Sept 3-7, 2009
The ARN attends
Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senesence 4th Conference.
Aug 6-8, 2009
The ARN participates in the
Inaugural LifeStar World Health Initiative Scientific Program Meeting held at the Buck Institute in Novato CA.
Aug 4, 2009Alberta Council of Technologies - Stem Cell Therapeutics (to be updated)
June 23, 2009Alberta Council of Technologies - Regenerative Medicine: Stem Cell TherapeuticsJune 1, 2009 38th Annual Meeting of the American Aging Association May 18-20, 200913th Congress of the International Association of Biomedical Gerontology.
Sept 1, 20089th Annual Biomedical Engineering Conference held Oct 24, 2008, Banff, Alberta
March 23, 2009The Aging Research Network joins the
LifeStar World Health Initiative
