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Max presenting his research poster Max recently represented the Palavicini lab at the Systems Aging Gordon Research Conference (GRC) in Newry, Maine. The GRC Max attended focused on the "Complexities of Aging Across Species, Evolution, Reproduction, Human Longevity and Frailty". At this conference, Max presented his research in the Palavicini lab with a poster titled "Intermittent Inhibition of Ceramide Synthesis Improves Metabolic Health and Reduces Early Mortality in Mice Fed a Western...

Dr. Palavicini presenting his research poster Dr. Palavicini recently attended the annual American Aging Association (AGE) meeting in Provo, Utah. At this meeting, Dr. Palavicini presented a research poster titled "Beyond Longer Life: Does Mitoglitazone's Sex-Dependent Lifespan Extension Translate Into Improved Healthspan?" Dr. Palavicini also volunteered as a poster judge. Dr. Palavicini serving as a poster judge Dr. Palavicini attended the AGE meeting with this family and finished off the...

Pratush at his workstation in the Palavicini lab We are excited to welcome Pratush Saravanan into our lab! Pratush is a first-year MD/PhD student through the South Texas Medical Scientist Training Program (STX-MSTP) at UTSA. As an MD/PhD student, Pratush is completing a rotation in the Palavicini lab over the summer. In the lab, Pratush's research will focus on the core biological processes in Alzheimer’s disease and on characterizing the relationship between glial cells and the hallmarks of...