Pathophysiology of Alzheimer's
The major aim of our group was to determine the intercellular mechanisms of toxicity…
Age and Exercise Research Group
The major aim of our group was to determine the intercellular mechanisms of toxicity…
Our group originally started over forty years ago. A major founding milestone was the postgraduate study of Dr Jose Viña with the late Sir Hans Krebs at the University of Oxford. This has led the whole Group to a “metabolic-oriented approach to problems” as could not be otherwise stemming from Sir Hans Krebs. Upon his return to Spain, Dr Viña started a small group in the University of Valencia that has been working, on and off, for the last thirty-five years.
Dr Viña gave a lecture entitled “¿Cuánto tiempo viviremos?” (How long will we live?) at the Nobel Prize Foundation session on ageing on 22nd May 2019.
Dr Viña gave a lecture entitled “¿Cuánto tiempo viviremos?” (How long will we live?) at the Nobel Prize Foundation session on ageing on 22nd May 2019.
Dr Viña was pleased to participate in the organisation of the 1st EURO-GEROSCIENCE Conference held in Madrid, Spain…
Dr Viña gave the opening lecture, entitled “Centenarians: an example of successful physiological adaptation to ageing”…
In March 2019, Prof José Viña was pleased to be chosen as the winner of the 23rd edition of the University-Society Awards for Research Trajectory…
In February 2019, Prof Viña gave a talk entitled “Free Radical Theory of Frailty: Molecular Mechanisms of Frailty Resulting from Oxidative Stress”…
Their project entitled “Scaling-up of an evidence-based intervention programme in older people with Diabetes and Frailty in Latin America”
In January 2019, Prof Viña was elected President of the Society for Free Radical Research International (SFRRI).
Prof Viña gave a lecture entitled “Oxidative stress/free radicals in relation to ageing” at the Consensus Conference Ageing and Physical Activity Program held in Copenhagen from 19 – 22 November 2018.
