Richard Siow

Dr. Richard Siow is an Associate Professor (Reader) in Vascular Biology at King's College London's School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Medicine & Sciences, Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine. He concurrently serves as Visiting Professor at the University of Oxford and Director of Ageing Research at King’s (ARK). An Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology and European Society of Preventive Medicine (Honorary Secretary General), he previously held roles as Vice-Dean (International) at King's and visiting academic at the University of Zurich.

Education includes:

• BSc Nutrition, King's College London
• PhD Cardiovascular Physiology, King's College London
• Postdoctoral training, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, University of Cambridge

Research focuses on:

• Molecular mechanisms of ageing and longevity
• Nutrigenomic/epigenetic regulation of healthspan
• Cardiovascular redox signaling in vascular dysfunction
• Microfluidic modeling of neurovascular inflammation
• Physiological oxygen dynamics in disease

Awards and fellowships recognize contributions to preventive medicine and redox biology research.

Secured £4M+ in collaborative grants from UKRI, charities, and industry partners. Advises Unilever and SMEs on cardiovascular ageing and nutraceutical development through the Unilever Bioscience Innovation Hub.

Leads the Ageing Research at King’s (ARK) initiative and collaborates with the Swietach Group (Oxford DPAG). Holds editorial roles at Frontiers in Ageing and Frontiers in Nutrition, and advisory positions with The Lancet Healthy Longevity and UK All Party Parliamentary Group for Longevity.