Symposia
San Diego Nathan Shock Center 2024 Symposium: The Heterogeneity of Aging – Wednesday, March 6, 2024
The San Diego Nathan Shock Center is pleased to announce its second annual Symposium on The Heterogeneity of Aging. The exciting day will feature presentations by Vera Gorbunova of the University of Rochester, Nicola Neretti of Brown University, Morgan Levine of Altos Labs, and Peter Sudmant of UC Berkeley, as well as the 2023 SD-NSC Pilot Grant Awardees. There will also be opportunities to learn more about the Center’s Research Resource Cores, Research Development Core, and the upcoming 2024 Pilot Grant call.
For full event details and registration information, visit: www.salk.edu/sd-nsc-symposium
7th Annual La Jolla Aging Meeting – Thursday, March 7, 2024
Featuring mostly short talks from San Diego-based post-docs and students working in biology of aging, attending this symposium is a great way to meet other researchers and start collaborations.
Featuring Keynote Speaker Vera Gorbunova, University of Rochester.
For full event details, visit: https://www.salk.edu/events/science-events/la-jolla-aging-meeting/
AGE 51st Annual Meeting – June 8-11, 2023
The AGE program includes keynotes, special lectures, poster sessions, Nathan Shock Centers Directors Symposium, Women in Aging luncheon and numerous trainee events.
Special Lecture: What’s new in the search for increasing healthy longevity. Steven Austad, Distinguished Professor, University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Keynote Address: You have come a long way baby: Five decades of research on the biology of aging from the perspective of a researching studying aging. Arlan Richardson, Professor, OU Health Scinces Center
Harman Award Lunch: OMG! 30 years and counting: Where did the time go? Rafael de Cabo, Chief, Translational Gerontology Branch, NIA-NIH.
For full event details, visit: https://www.americanagingassociation.org/annual-meeting
4th Interventions in Aging - Virtual Conference | 19 - 21 October 2021 | Time Zone: London, UK
A plethora of genetic, dietary, and pharmacological interventions can extend healthy lifespan in laboratory animals and can delay or ameliorate diverse aging-related diseases. Mechanisms of aging are conserved in evolution, and discoveries made in animals are informing our understanding of human aging.
Key Sessions
- Mitochondrial quality control and aging
- Autophagy and proteostasis
- Regenerative interventions and cellular reprogramming
- Human ageing: biomarkers and cell senescence
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GSA 2021 Annual Scientific Meeting | 10 - 13 November 2021 | Time Zone: Mountain
Disruption to Transformation: Aging in the "New Normal"
Discover the newest innovations in research, clinical practice, and education across the broad array of disciplines that come together under gerontology’s big tent, from biosciences and psychology to policy and industry. With more than 500 scientific sessions, as well as posters, award-winning lecturers and other featured speakers, this conference guarantees the latest cutting-edge scholarship and innovations in aging research.
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Additional Aging Resources
Nathan Shock Coordinating Center - More Information
American Federation for Aging Research (AFAR) - About AFAR
National Institute on Aging (NIA) - About NIA
Job Opportunities – More Information
Glenn Center for Research on Aging - More Information
Torrey Pines C3 Single Cell Space Force - More Information
