Research and human evidence
Matched research, human studies, preclinical records, randomized human studies, syntheses, recent activity, and trend direction.
Versioned open dataset · Version 1.0.0
A citable map of longevity evidence across 180 topics.
Download the immutable October 2026 immortal.life snapshot comparing research, human evidence, trials, visible results, funding, institutions, and evidence gaps across all 180 longevity topics.
Immortal.life Longevity Evidence Landscape
One dated snapshot. Every longevity topic.
This release freezes the complete 180-topic Evidence Gap Atlas as it appeared on 4 October 2026. Unlike the living website, these files will not change, so journalists, researchers, analysts, and institutions can reproduce and cite the same observation.
180Topic recordsComplete taxonomy
9Longevity domainsOne shared structure
4Evidence-gap cohortsExplicit boolean fields
1.0.0Release versionPublished 4 Oct 2026
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CSVAnalysis-ready table
One row per topic with consistent columns for spreadsheets, statistics, and visualization.
Download immutable CSV →JSONStructured releaseRelease metadata, field definitions, limitations, and all 180 topic observations.
Download immutable JSON →DictionaryMeaning of every fieldPlain-language definitions that preserve the difference between records, results, activity, and evidence.
Open data dictionary →ManifestVerify the filesFile sizes and SHA-256 checksums for confirming an unchanged release.
Open release manifest →Recommended citation
Reference the release—not a moving page.
Immortal.life. (2026). Immortal.life Longevity Evidence Landscape — October 2026 (Version 1.0.0) [Data set]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23131145
The DOI resolves to the permanent Zenodo archive, where the release files, licence, version, and machine-readable citation remain together.
What is included
Evidence layers kept meaningfully separate.
Trials and visible results
Registered trials, active or recruiting registrations, structured results, and registry-reported enrollment.
Funding and institutions
Direct grants, publication acknowledgements, university-topic work links, leading institutions, funders, and countries.
Four evidence-gap cohorts
Research without classified human evidence, trials without visible results, funding without matched trials, and human evidence without a synthesis.
Responsible interpretation
What the dataset can—and cannot—support.
It measures the frozen immortal.life index. A zero means no matching record was present in this verified snapshot. It does not prove that no evidence exists elsewhere.
Activity is not effectiveness. Counts do not establish benefit, safety, causality, consensus, scientific quality, institutional quality, or funding impact.
Registration is not a result. Trial enrollment may be planned or actual, and visible structured results are not the same as a favorable finding.
Reuse remains source-aware. CC BY 4.0 applies to immortal.life's original selection, arrangement, field definitions, and documentation. Underlying source facts and identifiers remain subject to their originating terms.