Age, ageing, and ageing backwards

Age, ageing, and ageing backwards

Sooner or later we all die. We are born, we grow up, we mature, we work, we produce children, we grow old and we die. But time's arrow is actually not that simple nor that linear.

Our age goes forward and backward depending on how we feel physically and mentally.

Scientists aim to understand and develop effective methods for maintaining and improving life at all ages - and living forever, if that is what we want.

The latest scientific research in the field of biogerontology (the study of the biology of ageing) will be presented in the framework of social and personal contexts. The main questions to be discussed will be:

Could we stop ageing? Would we stop ageing if we could? And should we stop ageing?

A recently published book in Danish, titled "ALDRE", a part of the AU book series Tænkepause, will be the basis of this lecture.

I do speak and understand Danish, but if you want an exciting inspiring lecture, then I feel most comfortable speaking in English. However, if you wish, the lecture slides can be presented in Danish.

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Kort og godt

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Sønderjylland

Emne

Kultur og Samfund
Krop og Sundhed

Målgruppe

Voksne
Unge (inkl. ungdomsuddannelser)

Varighed

1 or 2 hours, depending on your need

Forsker

Suresh Rattan

Ansættelsessted

Department of Molecualr Biology and Genetics; Aarhus University

Titel

Associate Professor Emeritus

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