Open Longevity is a project that initiates, organizes and guarantees the openness of clinical trials of aging therapies. We will include the patients in a global movement to search for and test potential aging therapies that, once proven effective, will immediately become part of their own lives.

The Foundation was created in Moscow in August 2008 to support and develop scientific research aimed at the development of methods for radical life extension.Since then SLEF has published four books, including the quite successful Futurology byM. Batin and A. Turchin, as well as a large number of brochures, leaflets, and other materials for scientific conferences.We love roadmaps, so we have designed and published a few dozen dealing with such topics as futurology and transhumanism, as well as academic-level scientific maps with such titles as “Regenerative Medicine and the Mechanisms of Aging and Longevity,” prepared with the MIPT Center for Innovation and the Komi Institute of Biology.Two international Genetics of Aging and Longevity conferences have been held, one in 2012 in Moscow and in 2014 in Sochi.Just in 2016, we gave hundreds of antiaging lectures, not including Open Longevity courses, each of which comprises a few dozen classes, lectures, seminars, and tests. We discuss the biology of aging and involve students in various projects and collaborations. At school we also conduct pilot studies, serving meals matching the content of our lectures and encouraging students to run blood tests before and after diet intervention. There have already been two schools with trials and several workshops.

Development of legal initiatives in the area of social policy for implementation on the region level.

Development and organization of projects in general and tax audit, assessment, administrative and municipal consulting, protection of intellectual property.