Aubrey de Grey (*1963) is Biogerontologe and bio computer scientist in the department OF Genetics of the University OF Cambridge in England.

He works on a "healing" of human aging, a procedure, which he calls strategies, in order to make the Seneszenz negligible (Strategies for engine-talk Negligible Senescence, briefly SENS). Its articles appeared in various technical periodicals and it excited also outside of scientific circles some attention with its thesis that unrestrictedly long human life is attainable in 25 years.

See also

Methuselah Mouse Prize founder: Aubrey de Grey

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• Official SENS (Strategies for engine-talk Negligible Senescence) Website (German)
• Aubrey de Grey, Fellow, Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies
• Aubrey de Grey, advisor, The Singularity of institutes
• "Incoming goods want able ton of live tons of 1.000" interview with BBC website, outlining views
• Popular Science article
• www.heise.de/tr/artikel/64374/0 - critical appreciation in the Technology Review: "Wools you eternally

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