Enabling cutting-edge aging & longevity research

The Clock Foundation is making epigenetic aging clocks more accessible for use with preclinical and clinical studies.  This includes newer measures that help predict future healthspan and lifespan, such as PhenoAge and GrimAge, as well as epigenetic clocks for diverse mammalian species. 

Learn about Applications for Companion Pets & Diverse Mammalian Species

Learn about the recent development of the recent development of universal mammalian aging clocks, for not only humans but also dogs, cats, whales, dolphins, and more than 150 additional species.  This technology is now being applied for applications in companion pet health monitoring, wildlife conservation, and more.

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Clock Foundation Resources

One of the key parts of our mission is to make epigenetic aging clocks and other key biomarkers of aging more accessible to researchers, companies, physicians, and patients.  Please review the data and tools we have available at our site and feel free to contact us for more details or for new suggestions.

EPIGENETICS, CLINICAL LABS, WEARABLES MONITORING, SURVEYS, and FUNCTIONAL TESTING

Enabling Individuals, Physicians, and Clinical Research Leaders to Monitor Key Biomarkers of Aging 

How to Get Started
Steve Horvath, PhD, ScD

Co-Founder, Chair of Scientific Advisory Board, UCLA Professor

Robert (Bobby) Brooke

Co-Founder, Executive Director; UCLA Biomed Eng. Alum

Juozas Gordevicius, PhD

Bioinformatics Scientist, Former Horvath Lab Post-doc at UCLA

Riccardo Marioni, PhD

Advisor; Epidemiology & Biostatistics, Edinburgh

Alexandra Binder, ScD

Advisor; Asst Prof  Hawai’i; Adj Asst Prof. Epidemiology, UCLA

Kenneth Raj, PhD

Advisor; Cell Biologist, Group Leader, Cellular Biology at Public Health England

Cavin Ward-Caviness, PhD

Advisor; Computational Biologist, EPA, Duke, & UNC Chapel Hill

Gregory M. Fahy, PhD

Advisor; CSO at 21st Century Medicine & Intervene Immune

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push the limits
of aging research

Let us know if you’re interested in any of our job, internship, or volunteer opportunities.  We’re active today with basic research into the mechanisms of aging as well ongoing studies of many new interventions. 

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