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March 16, 2023 . EVENTS

The Future of Living Better Longer…And how you can make some of it happen now!

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Telephone (US):
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We are delighted to be bringing back the Buck’s Levy Community Seminar, generously supported by the Levy family in memory of Dr. S. William and Elisabeth Levy.

Join host Eric Verdin, MD, President & CEO of the Buck Institute, to learn about what is happening on top of the hill. Eric will speak about the future of living better longer and new insights and breakthroughs in the field of longevity. There will also be an interactive discussion on why some of us age gracefully and others don’t. And most importantly, can we do anything about it?

Please register by Friday, March 9.
Registrants will be limited to two tickets due to limited seating.

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Date
March 16, 2023
Time
11:00 am - 12:00 pm PT
Agenda

10 a.m. Doors Open
A light continental breakfast will be available.

11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Presentation and Panel Discussion
Followed by Q&A

 

Speaker

Eric Verdin, MD
President and CEO of the Buck Institute

Eric Verdin, MD, became president and chief executive officer of the Buck Institute in November 2016. Eric joined the Buck from the Gladstone Institute for Virology and Immunology, where he served as associate director and senior investigator. He has held faculty positions at the University of Brussels, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Picower Institute for Medical Research. Eric is also a professor of medicine at University of California, San Francisco. The Verdin lab focuses on how metabolism, diet, and small molecules regulate a family of key proteins and, as a result, the aging process and its associated diseases. Eric has published more than 210 scientific papers and holds more than 15 patents. A native of Belgium, he earned his MD from the University of Liege and completed additional training at Harvard Medical School.

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Directions

The Buck Institute is located 25 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge.

San Francisco Airport/San Francisco/South Bay:

  • Take Highway 101 North across the Golden Gate Bridge
  • Take the last Novato exit — Atherton/San Marin Drive (just north of the DeLong exit)
  • Turn left at the stoplight, and go west over the freeway overpass
  • Get in the right lane, and turn right at the second stoplight onto Redwood Boulevard
  • Go approximately ½ mile, and turn left onto Buck Center Drive
  • At the top of the hill, turn left into the Visitor Parking Lot

Berkeley/Oakland/Oakland International Airport:

  • Take Highway 80 to Highway 580 West, and cross the Richmond/San Rafael Bridge
  • Take 580 until it merges with Highway 101 North in San Rafael
  • Take the last Novato exit — Atherton/San Marin Drive (just north of the DeLong exit)
  • Turn left at the stoplight, and go west over the freeway overpass
  • Get in the right lane, and turn right at the second stoplight onto Redwood Boulevard
  • Go approximately ½ mile, and turn left onto Buck Center Drive
  • At the top of the hill, turn left into the Visitor Parking Lot

From Sonoma County, take Highway 101 South:

  • Take the first Novato exit (Atherton/San Marin Drive)
  • Turn right at the stoplight, and stay in the right lane
  • Take an immediate right onto Redwood Boulevard
  • Go approximately ½ mile, and turn left onto Buck Center Drive
  • At the top of the hill, turn left into the Visitor Parking Lot

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