Maria Konovalenko is studing biology of aging in a joint PhD program between University of Southern California and the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. Maria has been involved in fighting aging since 2008. She is one of the organizers of the Genetics of Aging and Longevity Conference series. Maria has been part of team at the science for Life Extension Foundation, a Moscow-based non-profit, since 2008 and has been raising funding for longevity and regenerative medicine research from both government and private sources.
Konovalenko’s background is in molecular biophysics, she got both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.
Maria’s goal is to make people live as long and as healthy as possible using the advances of science and technology.
Maria Konovalenko 
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Hello Maria, Thank you very much for your efforts and sharing this information. Finally someone who thinks about aging and death! I would hope that Science will one day be able to prevent death.
Death is totally inevitable Jale cos we all are going to die which is definite. However,all science can do is to extend life not but not prevent death.
Curing aging (well, death) is incredible complex (of course:)).
This level of complexity should be attractive in it’s own right, an unresistable challenge for the planets brightest minds, even if some of them pretend to accept death.
Attracting the powerful ones might help our case in regards of resources.
But most politicians in power are bound by some kind of average mindset when it comes to visions. Some are really contraproductiv and so on. You know that…
That’s no reason to give up!
cheers from Sweden
Hi Maria, thanks for posting all this great information and opinion. I have just begun to live forever and I will continue reading with great interest.
Zdravo Marija, velika podrska od mene.
Dear Maria
To further this project, I have since drafted a proposal for WHO and contacted Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn and some 40-50 others. Please review the proposal and support the project.
Pat Verma MD
From: Pradeep K. Verma To : Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus Sent: October 1, 2019 2:20 PM
Help with Lobbying to World Health Organization (WHO) on my Proposal of World Telomere Day
Subject: Contacting World Health Organization (WHO) to work on my Proposal of World Telomere Day
Dear Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO).
I wish o present to him my view to world saving concept of World Telomere Day about which I am in communication with Dr. Elizabeth Blackburn and Dr. Elissa Eppel authors of The Telomere Effect: A Revolutionary Approach to Living Younger, Healthier, Longer given that Telomere is a marker of health and longevity and public awareness on Telomere would act as a powerful tool to curb the diabetes and other NCD pandemics that are now out of control WHO has very wisely picked 14 November as the World Diabetes day. The link of sleep and Telomere is pertinent because World Health Organization listed night-shift work as a carcinogen in 2007. I wish to have 14 February recognized by WHO as the World Telomere Day . My draft proposal to WHO and Dr. Blackburn that I am working on furiously is online here. Short link to distribute is http://WWW.BIT.LY/TELOBURN
Kindly demonstrate the requires compassion for the world health and support me.
Regards
Dr. Pradeep Kumar Verma MBBS (Neurology)
Really genatic engineering has emazing development from dolly to till new studies.
Thanks Maria
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