Thursday, January 14, 2016

SENS Research Foundation

The second yearly Rejuvenation Biotechnology Conference effectively closed Friday at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport Hotel in Burlingame, CA. The meeting, which is facilitated by the SENS Research Foundation, unites specialists from exploration, the scholarly world, industry, approach, money and administrative fields to share thoughts - and the most recent examination and improvements - on maladies that are affecting the maturing populace on a worldwide scale, for example, Alzheimer's infection, growth, and cardiovascular sickness. The Rejuvenation Biotechnology Conference makes a gathering for thought pioneers from various malady groups to consider the more extensive capability of novel techniques for right on time intercession, while assessing the practicality of preventive and combinatorial solution applications to treat all maturing related illnesses.

"For the second year in succession, the Rejuvenation Biotechnology Conference accomplished its central goal of uniting a worldwide group to change the treatment of age-related illnesses," said Mike Kope, CEO of SENS Research Foundation. "With the dangerous development this previous year in exploration into the fundamental reasons for the maladies of maturing, we have a considerably more prominent chance to keep on quickening the development of the Rejuvenation Biotechnology industry. SENS Research Foundation will keep on developing our effort endeavors through meetings and general support, since we trust that a world free of age-related ailment is conceivable."

The topic during the current year's Rejuvenation Biotechnology Conference was Bringing Together a Global Community to Transform the Treatment of Age-Related Diseases. Tracks included "Age-Related Diseases," "Remedial Approaches," and "Interpretation to Treatment," the last of which included examination concerning financial matters, speculation, industry, administrative issues, and the effect of digitization on social insurance.

The gathering included more than 50 driving speakers from industry, the scholarly world, government, and the monetary group. Highlights included keynoters Chas Bountra, SGC Oxford Chief Scientist, Professor of Translational Medicine, Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine, and Associate Member, Department of Pharmacology, University of Oxford, who talked on "Changing the Discovery of New Medicines," and Frances Colón, Acting Science and Technology Adviser to the Secretary of State of the United States, who talked on "Science and Technology for Diplomacy." Among the extra speakers were delegates of driving biotech firms including Sanofi, Sartorius Stedim, Fate Therapeutics, Biolatris, Sangamo BioSciences Inc., and Asterias Biotherapeutics, Inc. and also CIRM, Stanford University, Scripps Institute and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and other driving colleges.

The meeting additionally incorporated a Poster session which highlighted 38 publications including 15 blurb presentations by the SENS Research Foundation Summer Scholars. Publication recompense victors, who were declared Friday, included Le Zhang (ahead of all comers), Amanda Paraluppi Bueno (second place) and Dee Luo (third place).

Meeting supports included Sierra Sciences (Platinum Sponsor); International Anti-Aging Systems (Silver Sponsor); Peprotech, Life Extension, and Ageria (Bronze Sponsors); Lifespan.io and BGI (Booth Sponsors); Rejuvenation Research and Stem Cells Translational Medicine (Media Sponsors); and Sartorius Stedim Biotech (Poster Awards Sponsor).

"We're especially appreciative for the liberal backing of each of our patrons," Kope included. "Without their committed confidence in the mission of the SENS Research Foundation, the yearly Rejuvenation Biotechnology Conference would not be conceivable."

SENS Research Foundation is attempting to lay the preparation for new treatments that objective and repair cell and sub-atomic harm that slowly amasses in the body as a repercussion of digestion system, which is eventually in charge of the pathology of maturing. These medications, which apply methods from regenerative prescription to the harm of maturing, are known as restoration biotechnologies. This methodology is as opposed to the considerable greater part of existing medicines for age-related sicknesses, which either change digestion system to keep the aggregation of harm, or endeavor to balance the harm's downstream impacts.

Notwithstanding facilitating the Rejuvenation Biotechnology Conference and other worldwide occasions, SENS Research Foundation reserves investigative exploration at a portion of the world's most prestigious colleges and organizes, and directs autonomous examination at the SENS Research Foundation Research Center in Mountain View, California. The Foundation likewise offers an understudy program, SRF Education, to manage the up and coming era of specialists concentrated on the improvement of revival biotechnologies. SRF Education works a mid year temporary job program, and is creating open online coursework.

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SENS Research Foundation is a not-for-profit that attempts to look into, create, and advance extensive regenerative pharmaceutical answers for the infections of maturing. SRF is centered around a harm repair worldview for treating the ailments of maturing, which it propels through logical exploration, backing, and instruction. SENS Research Foundation bolsters research ventures at colleges and establishments around the globe with the objective of curing such age-related ailments as macular degeneration, coronary illness, malignancy, and Alzheimer's sickness. Instructing the general population and preparing scientists to bolster a developing regenerative pharmaceutical field are likewise real attempts of the association that are being refined however backing effort and instructive projects. For more data, visi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SENS_Research_Foundation 

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