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Welcome to the Australian
Biology of Ageing Network

Connecting researchers across Australia. Join us on our mission to advance our understanding of ageing biology.

About

Welcome to ABAN. We are a network of dedicated scientists across Australia studying the biology of ageing and its impact on human health. We are committed to advancing our understanding of the ageing process and developing innovative strategies to promote healthy ageing. With a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and cutting-edge research, we aim to make significant contributions to the field of ageing biology. Explore our website to learn more about our research projects, publications, and opportunities in the field of ageing.

Connecting Ageing Research Across Australia

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Tim Sargeant
SAHMRI
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Leonie Heilbronn
University of Adelaide
Lindsay Collins-Praino
University of Adelaide

South Australia

Western Australia

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Miranda Grounds
University of Western Australia
Connie Jackaman
Curtin University
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Victoria

Grant Dewson
WEHI
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Kylie Quinn
RMIT
Matthew Piper
Monash
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Nir Eynon
ARMI
Avnika Ruparelia
University of Melbourne
Severine Lamon
Deakin University
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Tasmania

Phillippa Taberlay
University of Tasmania
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Queensland

Christian Nefgzer
University of Queensland
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James Hudson
QIMR
Julia Pagan
University of Queensland
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Steve Zuryn
University of Queensland

New South Wales

Jonathan Crowston
University of Sydney
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Lindsay Wu
UNSW
Sarah Hilmer
University of Sydney
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Devanshi Seth
Centenary Institute / USyd
Jenny Gamble
Centenary Institute 
Kyle Hoehn
UNSW
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Researching Spanning the Hallmarks of Ageing

Stay up to date with the latest publications and news in the field of ageing. At ABAN, we are dedicated to advancing our understanding of the ageing process and its impact on human health, with research spanning the 12 hallmarks of ageing. Explore our groundbreaking studies and discoveries that are shaping the future of ageing research.

Latest News

Careers

Stay up to date with the latest opportunities and news in the field of ageing. Find out about career opportunities, internships, and fellowships.

​Upcoming Events

  • Australian Biology of Ageing Conference (ABAC)
    Australian Biology of Ageing Conference (ABAC)
    Australian Biology of Ageing Conference (ABAC)
    Mon, 27 Oct
    Charles Perkin's Centre
    27 Oct 2025, 8:00 am – 28 Oct 2025, 12:00 pm
    Charles Perkin's Centre, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
    27 Oct 2025, 8:00 am – 28 Oct 2025, 12:00 pm
    Charles Perkin's Centre, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
    Australia's largest geroscience conference is set to recommence in Sydney, October 2025. We are bringing together Australia's leading researchers to tackle the biggest problems in ageing.

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Address

Centenary Institute

 Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Missenden Rd, NSW 2050

Email

aban@centenary.org.au

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