Longevity Patent Radar

Which longevity ideas are becoming inventions?

Explore source-linked patent families connected to longevity topics, applicants and technology trends without confusing patent activity with scientific evidence.

Technology movement

Where longevity ideas are becoming inventions.

Patent records reveal where protection is being sought for technologies. They do not show that an invention works, is safe, has been commercialized, or is legally available to use.

Invention disclosedPatent publicationResearch & trials
1,080Patent records
432Published in the last year
19Patent offices represented
94Longevity topics connected
Patent-to-Evidence Translation Map

Which invention fields also show human evidence, trials, funding, and research capacity?

This map connects patents to the wider evidence landscape through shared longevity topics. It is a navigation aid—not proof that any paper, trial, funder, or university validates or supports a particular patent.

85Fields with human researchHuman-study or human-evidence-synthesis records are visible in the same topic.
65Fields with active trialsAt least one active or recruiting registration is visible in the same topic.
86Fields with visible fundingOfficial grants or publication acknowledgements are visible in the same topic.
94Fields with universitiesSource-matched university activity is visible in the same topic.
Australian application recordAU2016901596

Nutritional/Dietary Supplement metabolism energy and or anti-aging and or antioxidant Composition and or methodology and or components of ingredients in the configuration of Resveratrol Pterostilbene Acetyl-L-Carnitine Coenzyme Q10 CoQ10 Fish oil DHA Omega Maca Root Selenium Forte Selenomethionine Zinc Spirulina Green Tea extract Chlorella Beetroot Vitamin E Vitamin A Vitamin B Vitamin C Vitamin D Magnesium Includes 1 find new combination of existing ingredient s 2 isolate of active ingredient s

Privacy-minimal Australian source record

Application date
May 1, 2016
Patent offices
1
Source record
1
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