Support Heart & Cardiovascular Aging Campaign – Donations Matched Up to $1,000 Through Oct 3

All Donations Matched Up to $5,000 Through Oct 31

The Longevity Science Foundation funds groundbreaking efforts in human longevity.

The grant was awarded to the University of Copenhagen’s Department of Molecular Science for the study “Rejuvenating the Aging Brain” Grant duration: three years.

The grant was awarded to the University of Oxford’s Department of Physiology, Anatomy, and Genetics for the study “Metabolic Mechanisms of Ageing in the Heart - Novel Dietary Interventions for Enhancing Healthspan.” Grant duration: three years.

The HLMS is an international longevity medical society dedicated to upholding the highest standards of clinical practice and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration in clinical and scientific realms. The LSF provided and continues to provide HLMS with operational and financial support.

On March 29th, 2022, the LSF put out a funding call centering around the concept of aging clocks. Aging clocks are a valuable tool for researchers, as biomarkers can help determine an individual’s biological age based on the status of cells, tissues, and other body systems. All proposals have been reviewed and are now pending the fund allocation.

On November 4th, 2022, the LSF put out the funding call inviting anyone at the forefront of the cutting-edge longevity and psychedelic fields to submit grant-funded proposals, specifically encouraging applications from researchers working on projects related to using existing or novel psychedelics to manage, delay, or reverse age-associated mental and brain diseases. All proposals have been reviewed and are now pending the fund allocation.

On December 5th, 2024, the LSF announced a funding call to support innovative scientific proposals advancing female fertility and reproductive longevity. This initiative encourages proposals that focus on understanding and addressing the decline in fertility with age, with the goal of extending the biological clock and improving healthspan in women. This is an active grant call, and we are currently receiving applications.

The importance of allocating funds for attending these conferences lies in their potential to boost our visibility and strengthen our presence within the community. The response thus far has been positive, with these engagements both yielding prospective donors and providing access to a pool of high-quality applications.

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