Aging Biology

Aging Biology Foundation is a nonprofit organization focused on advancing understanding of the fundamental mechanisms of healthy human aging and epigenetics. Through global collaborative research, it supports scientific projects exploring how biological processes shape aging and health across the lifespan. The foundation welcomes co-investors, offering opportunities to co-finance existing research or develop new projects, and invites researchers to apply for grants.

Its funded work spans a range of topics, including histone function and chromatin stability, gene regulation, transcriptional changes, immune aging, and aging in blood stem and progenitor cells. Projects also investigate differences in human aging associated with exercise or inactivity and explore models for predicting health risks using inherited DNA variation and clinical data. Collaborating institutions include universities and research organizations in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Australia.

Aging Biology Foundation aims to help build knowledge that can support healthier aging. Its website provides information about its vision, projects, grants, publications, board, and opportunities for collaboration, along with contact details for general inquiries, co-investors, and grant applicants.