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Take part in the project on “b-hypothesis on the rate of senescence” by Prof. James W. Vaupel funded by Max Planck Society.
Take part in the project on “Genetics of healthy aging in Europe(GEHA)” funded by European Union,in collaboration with 26 partner institutions worldwide: seewww.geha.unibo.it
Take part in the project on “What have we learned from biomedical surveys?” by Dr. Heiner Maier funded by Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research