Laura Haynes
School of Medicine, University of Connecticut
United States
Field Chief Editor
Frontiers in Aging

To advance scientific knowledge of the aging process, investigate the mechanisms underlying agerelated diseases, encourage interdisciplinary and translational research, and support the development of evidencebased int...
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School of Medicine, University of Connecticut
United States
Field Chief Editor
Frontiers in Aging
Pacific Institute of Marine Science
Editor-in-Chief
Fisheries
Universidad del Litoral
Review Editor
Environmental DNA
University of California, Irvine
United States
Specialty Chief Editor
Aging and the Immune System
University of Valencia
Spain
Specialty Chief Editor
Molecular Mechanisms of Aging
University of Cologne
Germany
Specialty Chief Editor
Healthy Longevity
University of Alabama at Birmingham
United States
Specialty Chief Editor
Aging, Metabolism and Redox Biology
University of Southern California
United States
Specialty Chief Editor
Genetics, Genomics and Epigenomics of Aging
305 editors · 1 reviewer
Review
Published
Abdulrahman Alangari · Jamal Arif · Fahd Al Qureshah · Fahad Alkhodairy
Frontiers in Aging
doi 10.3389/fragi.2026.1887175
Review
Published
Alison Ziesel · Jennifer Reeves · Anastasia Mallidou · Lorelei Newton · Ryan E. Rhodes · Jie Zhang · Theone Paterson · Hosna Jabbari
Frontiers in Aging
doi 10.3389/fragi.2026.1682867
Systematic Review
Published
Wangyouyi Chen · Yiwen Bai · Liuling Song
Frontiers in Aging
doi 10.3389/fragi.2026.1915136
Original Research
Published
Keke Song · Ping He · Xiaoqi Zhao · Rongsheng Zhou · Yaomin Zhu · Xiaofei Liu · Xin Zhang
Frontiers in Aging
doi 10.3389/fragi.2026.1835897
Original Research
Published
Theo O. Moran · Alina M. Kushner · Theodore F. Robles · Jennifer W. Robinette
Frontiers in Aging
doi 10.3389/fragi.2026.1931190
Original Research
Published
Rui Ren · Reyisaimu Wumaierjiang · Rui Li · Rui Hou · Kangjia Yang
Frontiers in Aging
doi 10.3389/fragi.2026.1902964
Original Research
Published
Mamoru Sato · Sawako Negoto · Shinya Nakano · Chihoko Urata · Tetsuya Ioji · Hideya Kodama · Emi Yoshimura · Yukinori Tasaki · Shinichiro Goroku · Kiichiro Morita · Yoshihisa Shoji
Frontiers in Aging
doi 10.3389/fragi.2026.1929793
Correction
Published
Yingqi Li · Luyi Wang · Congxiao Wang · Hujun Wang · Shaoting Zhang · Anda Xiu · Shengxuan Duan · Yingpeng Wang · Shuyan Qie
Frontiers in Aging
doi 10.3389/fragi.2026.1975276
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Frontiers in Aging publishes multidisciplinary research investigating the biological mechanisms, physiological processes, and health consequences of aging. Its scope includes cellular senescence, molecular mechanisms of aging, genetics, genomics and epigenomics, aging and the immune system, aging-related cancer, metabolism and redox biology, musculoskeletal aging, healthy longevity, and interventions targeting age-related changes. The journal welcomes fundamental, translational, and applied research that advances understanding of aging and promotes healthier lives.
To advance scientific knowledge of the aging process, investigate the mechanisms underlying age-related diseases, encourage interdisciplinary and translational research, and support the development of evidence-based interventions that promote healthy longevity and improve quality of life in older populations.
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