# Matt Kaeberlein
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matt kaeberlein (born 1971) is an American biologist and biogerontologist best known for his research on evolutionarily conserved mechanisms of aging. He is currently a Professor of Pathology at the University of Washington in Seattle.
== Education ==
Kaeberlin attended Western Washington University as an undergraduate and received a B.S. in biochemistry and a B.A. in mathematics in 1997.
Protein and Longevity: Are we getting it wrong?
Is more protein really better for healthy aging—or could eating less protein help us live longer? In this episode, Dr. Matt Kaeberlein joins me as co-host to examine some of the most debated and emerging areas of longevity science. Matt is a leading researcher in the biology of aging whose work has…
BT Clip: Longevity Experts: The Tipping Point That Will Trigger a Global “War on Aging” (Matt Kaeberlein, Aubrey de Grey, and Gordan Lauc)
Let's get into the rapidly evolving future of longevity, from the moment society finally believes aging is solvable to the possibility of humans routinely living far beyond today’s lifespan — even approaching 150 years. Matt Kaeberlein, Aubrey de Grey, and Gordan Lauc explore how breakthroughs in a…
Is Rapamycin Dead? — A Conversation with Matt Kaeberlein
What if we could slow biological aging itself—not just treat the diseases that come with it?
In Episode 34 of Decoding Longevity, Raghav Sehgal and Dr. Macsue Jacques sit down with Professor Matt Kaeberlein to explore the biology of aging and what it might mean to actually intervene in the aging pr…
Rapamycin, NAD & the Truth About Slowing Aging | Matt Kaeberlein
What if the most promising drug for slowing aging already exists.. but we still do not know whether healthy humans should take it?
Dr. Matt Kaeberlein is one of the leading scientists studying the biology of aging. His work has focused on mTOR, rapamycin, cellular aging and the mechanisms that may …
Can Rapamycin Improve Your Dog's Life? The TRIAD Clinical Trial Explained
ABOUT THE GUESTDr. Matt Kaeberlein is co-founder of the Dog Aging Project and President of The Dog Aging Institute Board of Directors. Matt is a leading longevity researcher and holds degrees in biochemistry and mathematics from Western Washington University, and a doctorate in Biology from MIT. In…
Microplastics in Human Brains: How Worried Should You Be?
Microplastics are everywhere—but how much should we really worry about them?In this episode of Longevity Science with Matt Kaeberlein, I sit down with environmental toxicologist and microplastics researcher Dr. Matt Campen to separate evidence from hype and explore what the science actually tells u…
Can Plasma Exchange Slow Aging and Stop Alzheimer's? A Deep Dive with Dr. Dobri Kiprov
Can therapeutic plasma exchange actually slow aging, cure autoimmune disease, and stop Alzheimer's Disease? What does the evidence show? And why are some researchers calling it one of the most promising interventions in longevity medicine?In this episode of Longevity Science, Matt Kaeberlein sits d…
The Truth About Peptides: What Works, What’s Dangerous, and What’s Pure Hype
What are peptides really? Are they natural? Are they safe? Do they actually work?
In this episode of Longevity Science, Matt Kaeberlein takes a deep dive into the science, hype, and reality behind some of the most popular peptides being used in longevity medicine, functional medicine, and biohackin…
Finally! A large clinical trial of rapamycin for healthy aging
An exclusive conversation with Dr. Bonnie LaFleur, Associate Professor of Biostatistics at the University of Arizona, to discuss the randomized clinical trial she is leading. This trial, funded by philanthropy from R. Ken Coit, will enroll more than 700 older adults to determine whether rapamycin i…
Can We Really Slow Aging? | Matt Kaeberlein on Rapamycin & Longevity
What would it take to turn promising aging research into longer, healthier lives?Dr. Matt Kaeberlein joins Pierre Jacob and Meronn Jacob on Transcribed for a conversation about longevity science, the evidence behind rapamycin, and the personal story that helped inspire the Dog Aging Project.Matt ex…
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