NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity

NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity https://linktr.ee/longevity.academy

The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity, led by world-class experts, drives transformative efforts in healthy aging through pioneering research, innovation, and education in Precision Geromedicine.

08/06/2026

The SIRT6 Study at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, National University of Singapore, is exploring how activating SIRT6, a key regulator of DNA repair, metabolism, and longevity, may slow biological ageing and improve overall health. You can refer to this article in the Straits times: https://www.straitstimes.com/.../this-key-ingredient-can....
Over 6 months, participants will undergo in-depth health assessments across four visits, including:
• Biological age and metabolic health
• Body composition and vascular function
• Cognitive performance and skin health
• Quality of life indicators
Led by Andrea B. Maier and a multidisciplinary research team, this study aims to generate clinical-grade evidence to shape the future of precision longevity interventions.
Who can join?
• Male adults aged 50–80
• Generally healthy and able to attend all visits
What you’ll receive:
• Comprehensive health screening
• $30 reimbursement per visit
Be part of research that is redefining how we understand and measure ageing.
Join with code: H8MB76
https://participant.longevitytrials.com/register-code

Registration is now OPEN for the NUS Graduate Certificate in Healthy Longevity 2026 The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevit...
26/05/2026

Registration is now OPEN for the NUS Graduate Certificate in Healthy Longevity 2026

The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity at the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, invites applications for the Graduate Certificate in Healthy Longevity, commencing in August 2026.

This interdisciplinary postgraduate programme brings together geroscience and precision geromedicine in a rigorous, evidence-based curriculum designed for working professionals. It is intended for those interested in advancing knowledge and practice in healthy longevity across healthcare, biomedical sciences, public health, research, policy, and innovation.

Participants will gain insights into three key areas:
· Foundations of healthy longevity
Scientific, clinical, demographic, public health, and societal foundations of healthy longevity, including the hallmarks and determinants of ageing trajectories.

· Gerodiagnostics and biomarkers of ageing
Understand biological age, age clocks, physiological and multi-omics biomarkers, and the growing role of AI, wearables, and digital health in precision geromedicine.

· Gerointerventions
Examine current and emerging approaches to promote healthy longevity, including lifestyle, environmental, nutraceutical, pharmacological, and other gerotherapeutic strategies.

The programme is offered in a hybrid format and combines online learning with two immersive onsite learning periods in Singapore:
📍 Onsite Intensive Part 1: 17 - 22 August 2026
💻 Online Learning Period: 24 August - 28 November 2026
📍 Onsite Intensive Part 2: 30 November - 5 December 2026

The Graduate Certificate carries 12 modular credits and is fully stackable towards the future Master’s in Healthy Longevity programme (40 modular credits).

Programme fee: SGD 19,650 (excluding GST)

Application timeline
Application deadline: 17 June 2026
To register, applicants may submit their application via the NUS Online Application Portal (OAP).
NUS OAP: https://lnkd.in/e2bmnbGQ

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out via [email protected]

For those who have expressed interest, thank you for your enthusiasm. We look forward to welcoming a pioneering cohort into this exciting and rapidly evolving field.


The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore, is pr...
20/05/2026

The NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore, is proud to launch the Graduate Certificate in Healthy Longevity Medicine, commencing in August 2026.

Offered by the world’s 8th-ranked university and number 1 in Asia, this interdisciplinary programme is the first postgraduate programme globally to integrate geroscience and precision geromedicine into a single curriculum for professionals.

The semester-long hybrid programme combines flexible online learning with one immersive in-person week delivered at the beginning and one at the end of the programme in Singapore. It is specifically tailored for health professionals (medical and allied health), while also welcoming scientists, public policymakers, and entrepreneurs seeking advanced training in the rapidly expanding field of healthy longevity.

The graduate certificate covers:
· Determinants and hallmarks of ageing
· Gerodiagnostics: biological, clinical and digital biomarkers of ageing; biological ageing clocks
· AI and multi-omics in precision geromedicine
· Gerointerventions: exposome, lifestyle, nutraceutical, and pharmacological gerotherapeutics
· Public health, policy, ethics, and translational challenges in healthy longevity

The Graduate Certificate comprises 12 Modular Credits and is stackable towards the Master in Healthy Longevity (40 Modular Credits) with two specialization Geroscience and Precision Geromedicine, scheduled for January 2027.

Key programme dates
· Onsite intensive week 1: 17–22 August 2026
· Online learning: 24 August – 28 November 2026
· Onsite intensive week 2: 30 November – 5 December 2026

Beyond academic learning, the programme strongly emphasises interdisciplinary collaboration, networking, and learning in geroscience and precision geromedicine through interactive case discussions on gerodiagnostics and gerotherapeutic interventions.
Programme Fee: SGD 19,650 (excluding GST)

Express your interest through the following form:
https://lnkd.in/gV8CBqgH

19/05/2026

The SIRT6 Study at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, National University of Singapore, is exploring how activating SIRT6, a key regulator of DNA repair, metabolism, and longevity, may slow biological ageing and improve overall health. You can refer to this article in the Straits times: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/this-key-ingredient-can-help-you-cope-with-your-bodys-changes-as-you-grow-older.
Over 6 months, participants will undergo in-depth health assessments across four visits, including:
• Biological age and metabolic health
• Body composition and vascular function
• Cognitive performance and skin health
• Quality of life indicators
Led by Andrea B. Maier and a multidisciplinary research team, this study aims to generate clinical-grade evidence to shape the future of precision longevity interventions.
Who can join?
• Male adults aged 50–80
• Generally healthy and able to attend all visits
What you’ll receive:
• Comprehensive health screening
• $30 reimbursement per visit
Be part of research that is redefining how we understand and measure ageing.
Join with code: H8MB76
https://participant.longevitytrials.com/register-code

15/04/2026

Healthy longevity education should not be a privilege, it should be accessible to everyone, regardless of financial background.

The Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (HLTI) is built on this belief, creating opportunities for talents from around the world by reducing financial barriers and fostering a truly global community in geroscience and precision geromedicine.

As an alumnus, He Qian gained exposure to leading experts and a network that shaped his path. Today, as a researcher at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, he continues contributing to research that aims to improve how we age and live.

There are many others like him, ready to make an impact if given the opportunity. Your support helps make this possible.

Invest in the future of healthy longevity. Support the next generation now:https://give.nus.edu.sg/healthy-longevity-talent-incubator

15/04/2026

The SIRT6 Study at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, National University of Singapore, is exploring how activating SIRT6 — a key regulator of DNA repair, metabolism, and longevity — may slow biological ageing and improve overall health.

Over 6 months, participants will undergo in-depth health assessments across four visits, including:
• Biological age and metabolic health
• Body composition and vascular function
• Cognitive performance and skin health
• Quality of life indicators

Led by Andrea B. Maier and a multidisciplinary research team, this study aims to generate clinical-grade evidence to shape the future of precision longevity interventions.

Who can join?
• Male adults aged 50–80
• Generally healthy and able to attend all visits

What you’ll receive:
• Comprehensive health screening
• $30 reimbursement per visit

Be part of research that is redefining how we understand and measure ageing.

Join with code: H8MB76
https://participant.longevitytrials.com/register-code

15/04/2026

The SIRT6 Study at the Academy for Healthy Longevity, National University of Singapore, is exploring how activating SIRT6 — a key regulator of DNA repair, metabolism, and longevity — may slow biological ageing and improve overall health.

Over 6 months, participants will undergo in-depth health assessments across four visits, including:
• Biological age and metabolic health
• Body composition and vascular function
• Cognitive performance and skin health
• Quality of life indicators

Who can join?
• Male adults aged 50–80
• Generally healthy and able to attend all visits

What you’ll receive:
• Comprehensive health screening
• $30 reimbursement per visit

Be part of research that is redefining how we understand and measure ageing.

Join with code: H8MB76
https://participant.longevitytrials.com/register-code

13/04/2026

From HLTI Alumni to Junior Mentor! Meet Alina Liebich.

Curious about what it’s really like to be part of the Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator? Alina is sharing her firsthand experience with us from her biggest takeaways to how she’s using her new skills and connections in her career today.

If you’re thinking about joining our next cohort, you won’t want to miss Alina’s top tips for making the most out of the incubator.
Register Now: https://longevityacademy.sg/education/talent-incubator-2

At the One Health Summit in Lyon, Prof. Andrea Maier joined global leaders for a panel on “Using data to ensure system r...
09/04/2026

At the One Health Summit in Lyon, Prof. Andrea Maier joined global leaders for a panel on “Using data to ensure system resilience and efficiency,” exploring how health data and technologies can reshape the future of care.

Together with leaders across economics, public health, and industry, the session reinforced a clear message: building sustainable and inclusive health systems starts with better use of data to drive prevention, reduce inequalities, and strengthen resilience at scale.

Prof. Maier highlighted healthy ageing as both a pressing public health priority and a key economic challenge, underscoring the role of biomarkers and data in enabling earlier, more targeted interventions. She also emphasised the critical connections between environment, ageing, and global health, and the need to adapt healthcare systems to rapidly ageing populations within a One Health framework.

What was discussed strongly aligns with the mission of the Academy for Healthy Longevity: advancing prevention, leveraging data-driven insights, and building more sustainable, inclusive health systems for ageing societies.

08/04/2026

We are living longer, but not necessarily healthier. Closing the gap between lifespan and healthspan requires a new generation of researchers and healthcare professionals trained in geroscience and precision geromedicine.��The Healthy Longevity Talent Incubator (HLTI) from NUS Academy for Healthy Longevity was created to do exactly that. By bringing together a global, multidisciplinary cohort and providing access to leading experts, mentorship, and real-world experiences, HLTI equips participants with the knowledge and networks to drive change in how we approach aging.��Christian Sotelo is one of them. Before joining HLTI, he was unaware of the opportunities in this field. Through the programme, he gained exposure, built connections, and found his direction. Today, he contributes to this work as a Research Assistant at NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine��There are many others like him, ready to step forward if given the opportunity.��Your support helps expand HLTI’s reach and train the next generation of leaders in healthy longevity.

Donation lik: https://give.nus.edu.sg/healthy-longevity-talent-incubator

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