Open Longevity
Organization Description
Open Longevity is a Russian based non-profit organization that emphasizes the importance of complete transparency in aging research. The team is currently focused on three areas:
- Open projects (including citizen science)
- Databases (creating new ones, such as Open Genes, and improving existing ones)
- Overall biotech industry analysis as a way of analyzing the longevity field in particular and building ground for a better strategy for the life extension community.
Team
Mikhail Batin
Open Longevity - Founder and CEO
Olga Spiridonova
Open Longevity - Lead Backend Developer
Related News
January 24, 2023
Open Longevity Foundation has announced Open Genes, a database of longevity-associated genes and a tool for future anti-aging therapy development. The full press release is included here. Open Longevity Foundation released a novel database of genes involved in human aging and longevity — Open Genes. It includes information of more than 2,400 genes, which is...
June 09, 2021
The life extension community has a number of long serving people in its ranks, and one of the longest-active of those in Russia is Mikhail Batin. His activities go way back to 2008 when the non-profit organization Science for Life Extension Foundation, which was first created with the mission to support scientific research to develop...