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Humans have always been intrigued by the idea of eternal youth. What can we do to improve research into the process of ageing and potential drug treatments? More curiosity-driven basic research, says Costas Demetriades of the Max Planck Research Group – we need to understand more about how cells function, how proteins interact and how genes are expressed.
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