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Flexible connectors offer a new route to designer nanoparticle materials
MIT researchers have shown how flexible connector molecules can control nanoparticle assembly. The experiments offer a route to less densely packed structures, potentially useful in photonics and catalysis. Practical applications will require further development.
Read more →Nanoparticles for personalised cancer vaccines: results in mice
MIT researchers have developed an M13 bacteriophage platform with adjustable antigen density. In mouse experiments, higher-density vaccines improved protection against tumour development. These are preclinical findings, not evidence of effectiveness in people.
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Longevity March 2026: making a shared cause visible
On 1 October 2026, during the third International Longevity Summit in Madrid, the Longevity March brought the cause into public view once again.
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Alianza Futurista at the third International Longevity Summit
On 30 September and 1 October 2026, the Royal National Academy of Medicine of Spain hosted the third International Longevity Summit in Madrid, bringing together research, projects and perspectives on the future of healthy life.
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March for Longevity 2025
Juan Llopis Climent, secretary of Alianza Futurista, spoke outside Spain’s Congress of Deputies during the 2025 March for Longevity.
Read more →Human cryopreservation today: a conversation with Spanish-speaking experts
A look back at this event in our audiovisual archive: Human cryopreservation today: a conversation with Spanish-speaking experts.
Read more →Human cryopreservation today: Max More and Emil Kendziorra
A look back at this event in our audiovisual archive: Human cryopreservation today: Max More and Emil Kendziorra.
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