Nicklas Brendborg
Nicklas Brendborg unveils the science of longevity, turning cutting-edge biotech and his bestselling book insights into clear, practical steps for everyday life.
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Nicklas Brendborg unveils the science of longevity, turning cutting-edge biotech and his bestselling book insights into clear, practical steps for everyday life.
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Top rated!Uncover the science of longevity with Nicklas Brendborg, biotech expert and bestselling author of “Jellyfish Age Backwards: Nature's Secrets to Longevity.” With a Master's degree in bio-technology from the University of Copenhagen, he combines academic depth with real-world insight into how we age and what we can do about it. In his keynotes, he translates cutting-edge research into concrete strategies that help people live longer, healthier and more energetic lives. Whether you want to boost employee well-being, productivity or long-term performance, booking Nicklas Brendborg means giving your audience practical tools backed by serious science.
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Engaging and fascinating presentation.
Finn Bjørn Johansson Astellas Pharma
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“The best presentation we have had in the county.” The words of praise are from Astrid, Vivian and Sarah, students of biotech class 3Z. They were given the chance to attend a presentation by acclaimed scientist and writer, Nicklas Brendborg, author of Jellyfish Age Backwards: Nature's Secrets to Longevity. After the presentation, the students queued up to buy Nicklas' book, have it signed and ask him questions.
Liv Fernley Schoppe Roskilde Gymnasium
Keynote by Nicklas Brendborg:
Based on his best-selling book Jellyfish Age Backwards: Nature's Secrets to Longevity, Nicklas Brendborg presents science's answer to a long life. The quest for long life used to be a specialty of quacks and adventurers. Today science has replaced magic and religion and we have never been closer to cracking the code to a long and healthy life then today. But what does science have to say about anti-ageing? What works and what certainly does not? And what can we do ourselves?
Trying to find the answers, Nicklas Brendborg takes us on an exciting trip through the most remote places on Earth to the most hi-tech of labs. On our way we will meet zombie cells, jellyfish ageing backwards as well as mad and brilliant scientists. We will learn why it is a good idea to use dental floss and to donate blood if you want to live a long life and why it is more dangerous to be lonely than to smoke and drink alcohol.
A Nicklas Brendborg presentation gives you:
Keynote by Nicklas Brendborg:
Just one more bag of chips and then… We eat too unhealthily, we waste time on our phones, and we end up on Netflix instead of in the gym. Drawing on his book “Super Stimulated: How Our Biology Is Being Manipulated to Create Bad Habits”, Nicklas Brendborg explains why it’s so hard to break bad habits.
Because it’s not you that something is wrong with: When you can’t leave the bag of chips alone, it’s because an army of researchers in the food industry are employed with the single purpose of getting you to eat more. And when you can’t stop scrolling or let go of a Netflix series, it’s because tech companies use even more researchers against you.
It’s the individual’s willpower versus top scientists with brain scanners, high-tech laboratories, and the latest knowledge about human biology. But that doesn’t mean the battle is lost. Once you understand how the manipulation works and have the right tools, you can take back control.
With formidable storytelling skills and a broad command of the history of science, Nicklas Brendborg uncovers the habit-driven downside of the good life.