Gordon Lithgow is a Professor at Buck Institute for Research on Aging. Adjunct Professor of Gerontology. Dr. Gordon Lithgow is a recognized leader in the field of aging and longevity research. His influential work centers on studying the genetic and molecular mechanisms that regulate the aging process and influence lifespan. Dr. Lithgow's research often involves using the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans as a model organism to uncover insights into the fundamental processes of aging and potential interventions.His discoveries have contributed to understanding how genetic pathways, stress responses, and cellular processes impact longevity. Dr. Lithgow's leadership extends beyond research, encompassing advocacy for aging-related studies and promoting collaboration within the scientific community.