Further information about aging

The science behind AgeGuess: Perceived age as predictor (biomarker) for age at death; Another study on perceived age as predictor (biomarker) for age at death; Everyday we are only getting 18 hours older; Is 60 the new 50?; Is perceived age heritable?
Some useful links for more detailed reading for aging and aging research: American Federation for Aging Research; Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research; Senescence Info; National Institute on Aging
What is citizen science?: 8 year-olds who published a paper about bee behavior; Help decipher whale songs at Zooniverse platform; Foldit gamers who solved the puzzle of the 3D structure of an enzyme involved in HIV reproduction; Pybossa promises a new platform for creating and running crowd-sourcing applications

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