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David Weinkove

CSO at Magnitude Biosciences and Associate Professor at Durham University

David is an Associate Professor at the Department of Biosciences, Durham University, and obtained a PhD in biochemistry from University College London and a B.A from the University of Cambridge. David also trained at UCL, MRC Laboratory for Molecular Cell Biology, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, Netherlands Cancer Institute, Hubrecht Institute, University of Utah. David has published 20 peer reviewed papers and has over 3000 citations of his work.

David’s role within Magnitude is as our lead consultant to diagnose customer challenges, determine where our expertise and services can best progress your research project, and ensure customer projects deliver the required value and answer the key research questions, from project start to finish and beyond. Dave and the rest of the team ensure that customers can take the results of their study with confidence to their stakeholders and investors to help inform their research and business decisions.

Visit website: https://magnitudebiosciences.com/our-team/

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See also: Company Magnitude Biosciences - Biotechnology company that combines experience in ageing research, the nematode C. elegans and automation

Details last updated 29-Jan-2022

David Weinkove is also referenced in the following:

A Spotlight on the Latest Research and Innovation In Ageing, Longevity, and Data

24-May-2022

Event about latest research and innovation in ageing organized by OBN (FREE)

British Society for Research on Ageing (BSRA)

Scientific society which promotes and funds research into the biology of ageing

Longevity Leaders World Congress 2022

26-Feb-2022 to 27-Feb-2022

Event for leaders in longevity science, technology, business and finance organized by Longevity Leaders (LSX)

Magnitude Biosciences

Biotechnology company that combines experience in ageing research, the nematode C. elegans and automation

David Weinkove News

C. elegans: A tiny worm that can help scientists understand how ageing works

Live Forever Club - 20-Nov-2023

The research could lead to new ways to slow down ageing in humans

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Ageing-related drug screening made easy and reproducible with automated tech

Longevity Technology - 18-Aug-2022

Camera on each petri dish captures healthspan of many worms simultaneously

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