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Tom Spits,
Michael Chang (educator),
Marianna Bevova,
Liesbeth Veenhoff "educator",
Gerald de Haan,
Floris Foijer (educator),
Eugene Berezikov (educator),
Peter Lansdorp (educator),
Ellen Nollen (educator),
Cornelis F. Calkhoven (educator),
Maria Colome Tatche "educator",
and
Victor Guryev (educator)
Topics Covered
- Cellular ageing
- Chromosomes and ageing
- Genomic instability and epigenetics
- Stem cells in ageing and rejuvenation
- Molecular aspects of health and disease during ageing
- Genetics and evolution of ageing
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Well-planned aging course
This biology course provides a comprehensive overview of the molecular mechanisms that contribute to aging. With engaging lectures from researchers in the field, this course is well-suited for those with a basic understanding of biology who are interested in delving deeper into the science of aging. A variety of learning materials such as videos, transcripts, and slides are provided.
Videos, transcripts, slides
"excellent material (english subtiltled videos, video transcript and slides pdf)"
Covers many aspects of aging
"overview of ageing research"
In-depth presentations from researchers
"it's really appealing to have presentation of research in live by the researchers themselves"
Inconsistent mentor participation
"Mentors should take some time to get involved with the students to create a more personal and effective atmosphere for the learners"
May be challenging for some
"The course was interesting but a bit difficult and I had to read a lot in the internet to catch up"
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Time
24 hours
Via
FutureLearn
Institutions
University of Groningen
University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG)
Instructors
Tom Spits
Michael Chang (educator)
Marianna Bevova
Liesbeth Veenhoff "educator"
Gerald de Haan
Floris Foijer (educator)
Eugene Berezikov (educator)
Peter Lansdorp (educator)
Ellen Nollen (educator)
Cornelis F. Calkhoven (educator)
Maria Colome Tatche "educator"
Victor Guryev (educator)
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