Live long and prosper THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS of ageing can be traced to its beginning four billion years ago in a gene circuit... By David Sinclair
A life in books NOVEMBER 1952: BERNARD Marks has just arrived in northern Egypt from Salford, in the north of England, to begin... By Kathy Marks
The human factor I would like to believe in the myth that we grow wiser with age. In a sense my disbelief... By Melanie Cheng
Joining forces THESE ARE ANGRY times. The Earth itself is angry. Flames roar through the land, human tempers flare and the... By Jane R Goodall
Killing time The days of our lives are seventy years;And if by reason of strength they are eighty years,Yet their boast... By Leah Kaminsky
Old growth IN 1975, JUST before my sixteenth birthday, I read in the summer issue of Dolly magazine that everyone needed some... By Ailsa Piper
Contemporary loss ONE OF THE most popular Irish broadcasters and writers of modern times was Nuala O’Faolain. Abruptly, in the middle... By Frank Brennan
One hundred years of sumbiotude I AM A child of the Anthropocene, born in 1953. I have lived in a period of history also known... By Glenn A Albrecht
In an unguarded moment IT’S EARLY ON a Friday and the usual morning hustle of a school day is playing out in my... By Gabbie Stroud
The town turns over Listen to Laura Elvery read ‘The town turns over’. IF YOU WANT to know how we got here, we will tell you. Once, not... By Laura Elvery
How the sky stays above us I am changing now the congregation of years not age so much as a ripening view and I have started speaking to trees one big... By Young Dawkins
The hungry years LIKE FALLING OVER, choking in public is always a little embarrassing. When it happens, people feel the need to... By Caroline Baum