Talk Precision Medicine

Prolonging Your Healthspan

A world-renowned institute for research on aging looks at the biomarkers of aging to find ways to intervene before age-related illnesses affect quality of life.

01 / 03 / 2020 | Birgit Schilling

The length of time we remain in good health is the focus of Birgit Schilling and the team at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. The team’s mass spectrometry-based proteomics studies use data independent acquisition to look for biomarkers of aging and age-related diseases that can threaten an individual’s health span. The researchers see a future where non-invasive tests enable early intervention and the preservation of health.

  • “I would like you, maybe in 20 years, [to] feel just as healthy as you hopefully feel today.”

    Birgit Schilling

Birgit Schilling, PhD

Associate Professor
Buck Institute for Research on Aging

Director of the Mass Spectrometry Center
Buck Institute for Research on Aging

View profile