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CellAge fundraiser support

Jan 29 2017 10:42 PM | caliban in LongeCity



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Article: Gut microbiome in health and aging

Jan 10 2017 05:59 PM | s123 in Articles

As part of his new column "Sven's Science Corner" Sven Bulterijs discusses novel insights into the crucial role gut bacteria seem to play in health, disease and aging. ⇒ read the article in "Sven's Science Corner" blog

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review: LongeCity Crowdsourced Initiatives

Jul 18 2016 03:11 AM | caliban in LongeCity

'Crowdsourcing' information is at the heart of how LongeCity operates.
Consequently, almost all of Longecity's initiatives are community-led.
Some examples of projects we have crowdsourced in the past: 
BOOK: The Scie...

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review: LongeCity Crowdfunded Research Projects

Jul 18 2016 02:05 AM | caliban in LongeCity

Longecity’s approach to supporting scientific research has always been characterized by small-scale, high-impact projects sourced and steered by and in connection with its community. Years before ‘crowdfunding’ and ‘citizen science’ became well known c...

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LongeCity Affiliate Labs

Jun 20 2016 01:15 AM | caliban in LongeCity

The Longecity “Affiliate Labs” are small, research-focused enterprises or independent academic research groups led by a scientists with strong ties to the Longecity community and a proven track record of commitment to scientific inquiry directly rele...

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Community Fundraisers

Apr 07 2016 10:40 PM | caliban in LongeCity

LongeCity has facilitated 'crowdfunding' well before many other platforms in use today. 
Together, we have 'crowdfunded' a documentary, a book, cryonics hardship support, and half a dozen scientific research projects.
➧ LIST: rese...

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8 Reasons to reach out to 'the public'

Mar 08 2015 11:34 PM | ImmInst in Articles

While the idea that drastic life extension may be an option for humankind in the future has been encountered by many through the media and fiction, the vast majority of the public do not grasp whether and how this could realistically apply to them or t...

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Assessing the effects of c60 on human cancer pr...

Sep 06 2014 11:44 PM | ImmInst in Articles

 View attachment: c60re02.png  "Assessing the effects of c60 on human cancer proliferation in vivo"

is led by life-extension trailblazer Kelsey Moody. It is interesting that he turns the attention of his new venture Ichor Therapeu...

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Cryonics Hardship Fund

Jul 18 2014 11:24 PM | ImmInst in LongeCity

Cryonics is a method of ‘medical time travel’ - placing the body in biostasis after legal death with the hope that future technology will be invented which can revive the body. To most people who share LongeCity’s mission cryonics is...

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Advertisers sought

Mar 08 2014 11:31 PM | caliban in LongeCity

For over a decade LongeCity has presented a bustling platform for discussion and information exchange on advanced life extension. As a non-profit org we have consistently promoted grassroots science and advocacy projects by the international life exten...

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LongeCity science support: quick guide/FAQ

Jun 13 2013 12:33 AM | caliban in Archive

What is LongeCity?
LongeCity is a registered, members-based non-profit organisation.
More info here.


What THEMES of science projects does LongeCity support?
We support research into ageing and the extension...

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Honorary Member: Fred Chamberlain (boundlesslife)

Apr 04 2013 09:28 PM | caliban in Articles

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In the early 1970's Fred Chamberlain, together with his wife Linda founded the cryonics corporations Manrise and the Alcor Society for Solid State Hypothermia, The latter continues until today as the Alcor Life Ex...

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