The Oxford Longevity Project and Roundglass welcome you to the Global Longevity Survey

The Oxford Longevity Project is dedicated to demystifying longevity science. We believe the latest research should not only be accessible but also actionable. We aim to bridge this information gap and engage a global community through dynamic discussion. Longevity should not be left to chance; it should be nurtured through informed, science-based decisions that not only extend lifespan but also improve the quality of those additional years.

Our journey began at the "Autophagy & Ageing" symposium in April 2021, organized by co-founders Oxford University Emeritus Professor Denis Noble, Dr. Paul Ch’en, and Leslie Kenny, and hosted by the Interdisciplinary Institute at Balliol College, Oxford University. This symposium featured leading autophagy experts from Osaka University and Oxford University, garnering significant public interest and leading to the creation of the Oxford Longevity Project. This initiative paved the way for our regular webcasts, featuring top scientists and clinicians discussing longevity science breakthroughs and how they could be accessed by clinicians and the public.

The in-person Smart Ageing Summit followed in 2023, offering a unique chance to engage directly with pioneers in longevity science within the historic setting of an Oxford University college. Our second summit in June 2024 at St. Hilda’s College exemplified our commitment to helping clinicians and the public incorporate the latest lab discoveries on longevity in everyday life.

We invite you to join us on this journey towards a healthier, longer life. At the Oxford Longevity Project, we are not merely observers but active participants in shaping the future. Together, let's uncover the science to a longer, healthier life.

Roundglass is on a mission to help people everywhere live longer and better through Wholistic Wellbeing, a way of approaching wellbeing that guides every decision and, thus, becomes a lifestyle.

The Roundglass Living app provides neuroscience-backed tools to make small daily lifestyle changes that experts agree are essential for living and aging well. The Roundglass Punjab Football Club and Roundglass Giving (which includes social impact initiatives like the Roundglass Foundation) share a common purpose: empowering people, enriching communities, preserving the planet, and elevating wellbeing globally.