Michael Bonkowski, Ph.D.

Michael Bonkowski, Ph.D., M.S.’s goal is to advance our understanding of the links between metabolism, aging and age-associated diseases. He has published 35 peer reviewed journal articles and has conducted multiple successful longevity studies. In Dr. David Sinclair’s lab, his research efforts are focused on the role of nutrient sensors’ regulation of endocrine signaling and aging in the mouse. He is also working on direct and indirect ways to drive activity of these nutrient sensors using dietary manipulations, small molecules or chemical treatments.

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