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UK SPINE

Knowledge exchange network aiming to improve health in old age

The UK SPINE project sets out to improve health in old age, by accelerating the development of new and affordable therapies which overcome the generic processes driving ageing and age related diseases.

The objective of our project is to:

Build a network of dedicated KE professionals to ‘glue together’ the 5 Spine Hubs

Build rapid two-way information flows with Spine Network

Capitalise on UK’s leadership in ‘open innovation’ (e. the immediate sharing of all novel reagents, data and knowledge, with everyone, without any restrictions on use) and translation

Build a ‘movement’ comprising researchers, payers, carers, research funders, entrepreneurs and patients, all working together with a shared goal of increasing health-span through the development of novel therapeutics


  • Partners (as at November 2020):

University of Oxford

University of Birmingham

University of Dundee

Medicines Discovery Catapult

Francis Crick Institute

Visit website: https://www.kespine.org.uk/

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Details last updated 01-Nov-2020

Mentioned in this Resource

The Francis Crick Institute

Biomedical discovery institute dedicated to understanding the biology underlying health and disease

University of Birmingham

Public research university located in Edgbaston, United Kingdom

University of Dundee

Founded in 1967, University of Dundee is a public research unversity in Scotland. It is considered a top university in the world.

University of Oxford

Collegiate research university and one of the world's leading universities

UK SPINE Creations

UK SPINE 2021 Annual conference

21-Apr-2021 to 23-Apr-2021

Series of events focused on research and innovation in geroscience and ageing therapeutics organized by UK SPINE.

UK SPINE Annual Conference 2020

11-Nov-2020 to 20-Nov-2020

Series of events focussed on research and innovation in geroscience and ageing therapeutics

Other people at UK SPINE

Beverley Vaughan

Programme Director at UKSPINE and University of Oxford.