AGING
PROJECT

Facing the challenge of longevity,
through research, education
and public engagement

A rapidly aging global population represents an unprecedented challenge for humankind, with a long-term and potentially harmful impact on various aspects of our society, including economics, politics, education, culture and, above all, medicine and helthcare. Rather than being overwhelmed by the many risks associated with aging, we at UPO AGING Project want to seize the unique opportunity of creating a new roadmap that will guide us to healthy aging in the years to come.

A rapidly aging global population aging represents an unprecedent challenge humankind, with a long-term and potentially harmful impact on various aspects of our society, including economics, politics, education, culture and, above all, medicine and helthcare. Rather than being overwhelmed by the many risks associated with aging, we at UPO AGING Project want to seize the unique opportunity of creating a new roadmap that will guide us to healthy aging in the years to come.

THE AGING PROJECT

The AGING Project is a project of excellence launched by the Department of Translational Medicine at the Università del Piemonte Orientale (UPO), aimed to provide effective solutions to the emerging scientific and social challenges brought by aging. This project rests on four main pillars: i) interdisciplinary approach, ii) bench-to-bedside research, iii) support to research and education, and iv) public engagement.

OUR STAFF

RESEARCH

We bring together internationally renowned researchers from different disciplines to provide answers to open questions related to aging mechanisms and age-related diseases so that we can improve our understanding of the social and personal impact of aging, and develop effective strategier and action plans for healthy aging and elderly care.

WHY DO WE GET OLDER?

Age-related diseases

THE BURDEN OF LIVING WITH A DISEASE OR DISABILITY

PREVENTION AND TREATMENT PATHWAYS

Education

We share all our newly acquired knowledge on aging by implementing educational and training programs for post-graduate, senior researchers and health or non-health professionals. Our solutions consist of a range of interdisciplinary paths encompassing the scientific, health, economic, sociological, ethical and legal fields.

Funding Opportunities

Open and upcoming calls for funding proposals, grants program on aging-related research topics

Education

We share all our newly acquired knowledge on aging by implementing educational and training programs for post-graduate, senior researchers and health or non-health professionals. Our solutions consist of a range of interdisciplinary paths encompassing the scientific, health, economic, sociological, ethical and legal fields.

Funding Opportunities

Open and upcoming calls for funding proposals, grants program on aging-related research topics