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2023 Canadian Conference on Translational Geroscience

The 1st Canadian Conference on Translational Geroscience will facilitate exchanges between academics, industry, and health consumers with a shared interest in developing strategies to extend human lifespan and promote healthy aging.

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2023 Canadian Conference on Translational Geroscience
2023 Canadian Conference on Translational Geroscience

Time & Location

06 oct. 2023, 09 h 00 HAE – 07 oct. 2023, 12 h 00 HAE

Montréal, 1001 Bd Décarie, Montréal, QC H4A 3J1, Canada

About the event

The translational nature of this conference will include a bench-to-bedside and community approach. This is the first of two meetings on geroscience to be held in Canada in October 2023 to facilitate the discussion on various tools and strategies that have been or are being validated aimed at extending healthy lifespan and understanding the mechanisms of aging from biological, clinical, and social perspectives.

Some of our Guest Speakers include:

  • Ronald Kohanski, Director, Division of Aging Biology, NIA – USA
  • Jane Rylet, Scientific Director CIHR – IA
  • George Kuchel, University of Connecticut, USA
  • Sofie Hindkjær Lautrup, University of Oslo, Norway
  • Howard Bergman, McGill University, Canada
  • Susan Howlett, Dalhousie University, Canada

Preliminary Agenda

October 6th

9:00 AM-12:30 PM – Understanding the biology of aging from a geroscience

perspective.

Topics: The concept of geroscience; biological mechanisms; animal models, lab

techniques, omics.

12:30-1:30: Industry exhibit and poster session

1:30-5:00 – Integrating geroscience in clinical practice and research.

Topics: Designing clinical trials in geroscience; developing new drugs; increasing access

to therapies that extend healthy lifespan; strategies to facilitate recruitment for clinical trials;

non-pharmacological interventions.

October 7th

9:00 AM-10:30 AM – Translating geroscience into practice and policy.

Topics: Translational geroscience into practice; technology, machine learning and AI;

connecting industry with researchers and end-users; geroscience in primary care.

10:30-11:30 – Interactive Forum – Creating partnerships to develop the geroscience

agenda in Canada.

11:30-12:00: Closure and awards

Hybrid event

Travel grants will be available to students and early career investigators

Registration fees:

Investigators and health professionals: $100

Students and clinical trainees: Free

Registration will open soon

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