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Paul is a Reader in Biomedical Sciences at Oxford Brookes University and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology. His research focuses on the pathogenesis of chronic and age-related disease, and how to improve modelling of disease. He established and ran the MRC Harwell ageing screen and was a member of the management group
Brad is a Reader in Ageing Physiology and co-lead of the Ageing Biology Group at the University of Westminster. His research interests focus on understanding losses in human muscle and metabolic function with ageing, with particular focus on the endocrine signatures of biological ageing. View Bradley’s trustee profile.