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Join leading experts and rising stars in aging and senescence research at this groundbreaking two-day conference, bringing together the latest discoveries, innovative technologies, and therapeutic advances to unravel the complex biology of aging and senescence. Whether your expertise lies in molecular biology, computational modeling, clinical research, or public health, this conference offers a unique interdisciplinary platform to explore aging from cells to society.

Mandatory registration: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/ztV1DS8GPB

Venue

Biomedical Research Building, Faculty of Health UPEC
8 rue du général Sarrail 94000 Créteil
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Participants will be able to join online. After registering, you will receive a link to access the event.

Why Attend?

• Cutting-Edge Science: Dive deep into the molecular and cellular mechanisms driving senescence and aging, including epigenetic clocks, mitochondrial dynamics, and immune system interactions.
• Innovative Technologies: Discover how spatial multiomics, big data analytics, and precision epigenetic editing are revolutionizing aging research.
• Translational Insights: Explore therapeutic strategies targeting senescent cells, including senolytic co-targeting in cancer and cardiac aging, and immune-mediated clearance approaches.
• Systems and Public Health Perspectives: Understand how integrative models and public strategies can inform interventions to slow aging at the organismal and population levels.
• Networking and Collaboration: Connect with top scientists, clinicians, and policymakers. Participate in panel discussions and roundtables focused on the future of aging research.
• Emerging Talent Spotlight: Engage with tomorrow’s leaders during flash talk sessions showcasing innovative early-career research.

Featured Sessions Include :

• Cellular Senescence as a Systems-Level Driver of Aging and Disease
• Multiscale Discovery Platforms: From Natural Products to Spatial Omics
• Quantifying and Reprogramming Aging: Big Data and Epigenetic Clocks
• Therapeutic Targeting of Senescence: Organ Interfaces and Immune Surveillance
• From Cellular Aging to Public Health: Integrative Approaches to Slow Senescence

Keynote Speaker :
Clemens Schmitt — Pioneer in senotherapies co-targeting cancer and aging.

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