30. April 2026:
Triple poster presentation at Amager & Hvidovre Hospital's Research Day
Postdoctoral researcher Juliette Tavenier and PhD students Magnus Berglind and Line Fleischer Hach presented their latest findings on plasma biomarkers of biological aging, inflammation profiles and disease risk in the general population, and the effects of fisetin on diet- and aging-induced senescence and inflammation in mice.
3. April 2026:
New publication: Plasma Proteomic Profiling of Young and Older Adults Identifies Candidate Biomarkers of Biological Aging at the Intersection of Age and Disease
In this study, led by Juliette Tavenier, we used high-throughput plasma proteomics to identify candidate biomarkers of biological aging linked to both chronological age and disease burden. By profiling more than 5,400 plasma proteins in young adults, healthy older adults, and recently hospitalized older patients, we identified 311 proteins associated with biological aging processes shared across aging and chronic disease. The findings highlight both established and novel biomarkers with potential relevance for risk stratification and interventions targeting unhealthy aging. Read more here in Aging Cell.
20. November 2025:
Presentation at the MUSKOS “Inflammation and Ageing" symposium
Senior Researcher Line Jee Hartmann Rasmussen presents “Systemic low-grade inflammation and accelerated aging" together with postdoc Gitte Holmen Olofsson from CCIT, Copenhagen University Hospital Herlev, at the MUSKOS Graduate Programme Annual Research Retreat.
29. October 2025:
Guest appearance on the ENHED podcast
Line Jee Hartmann Rasmussen joined Noell Elise's ENHED podcast to discuss chronic inflammation, biological aging, and how childhood trauma may influence these processes from an early age.
29. October 2025:
Poster presentation at Biomarkers of Aging 2025
Juliette Tavenier presented the poster “Plasma proteomics identifies novel biomarkers associated with biological aging" at the international Biomarkers of Aging 2025 Conference held at Harvard Medical School in Boston, USA.
3. October 2025:
First Cellular Senescence & Chronic Inflammation graduate
Our group's very first MSc student, Raquel Feliciano, successfully defended her thesis with an excellent presentation. Congratulations, Raquel!