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Meeting the Challenge of Healthy Ageing in the 21st Century has an open abstract session

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This is the FIRST live streamed only, three day professional conference on Ageing.  We have gathered together invited speakers from around the world, who you might not otherwise have access to. 

ORAL ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 10th November 2016

A forum to discuss the biology of ageing and age-related diseases, plus strategies to promote improved health and quality of life in older people.


Event Description:    While the world’s population continues to live for longer, the time spent in good health is not always keeping pace. This not only has significant consequences for quality of life in old age, but also places a substantial economic burden on health and social care provision. This multi-disciplinary meeting will bring together scientists and healthcare professionals to discuss recent advances in the understanding of the processes responsible for and associated with ageing, and new approaches to improve the health and quality of life of the ageing population.


Who Should Attend:    Those with an academic or professional interest in ageing and its research; including research scientists, clinicians, pharmacologists, and those who work in research and development of pharmaceuticals and related technology.


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Invited speakers and talks Include

Talk TitleSpeakerAffiliationCountry
The challenge of cytomegalovirus infection in older people - mechanisms and potential therapy Professor Paul MossUniversity of BirminghamUnited Kingdom
The ageing lung, frailty and COPDDr. Lies LahousseGhent University HospitalBelgium
Frailty, inflammatory
correlates on neuromuscular and immune systems
Professor Roberto PaganelliUniversit??? Degli Studi G.D'AnnunzioItaly
Synthesis and bioevaluation of Resveralogues: a multidimensional approach to anti-degenerativesDr. Lizzy OstlerUniversity of BrightonUnited Kingdom
Potential lifestyle strategies to reduce locomotor impairment during aging: Evidence from longitudinal studies in ratsProfessor Michael F. SalvatoreUniversity of North Texas Health Science CenterUnited States
Genes regulating ageing and the quest for immortalityDr. Joao Pedro De MagalhaesUniversity of LiverpoolUnited Kingdom
How to quantify biological age (in clinical practice)?Professor Andrea MaierThe Royal Melbourne HospitalAustralia
To be confirmedDr Irene Maeve ReaQueens University Belfast and Belfast City HospitalUnited Kingdom
Lifestyle intreventions to prevent Alzheimer's diseaseDr Naji TabetBrighton & Sussex Medical School United Kingdom
Preeclampsia and the risk of cardiovascular disease in later lifeDr. Andreas BrueckmannDepartment Of prenatal diagnosis And preventive medicineGermany
Antihypertensive medication in normotensive elderly patients: a way forward in the prevention of dementia?Professor Paul R GardUniversity of BrightonUnited Kingdom
Age related cataracts: New tool for early detection and new ways for prevention and treatmentDr. Manuel B. DatilesNational Eye Institute, National Institutes of HealthUnited States
Cellular adhesion during cellular senescence and ageingDr. Ana O'LoghlenQueen Mary University of LondonUnited Kingdom
ACAT1/SOAT1 as a therapeutic target for Alzheimer's diseaseDr. Ta Yuan ChangGeisel School of Medicine at DartmouthUnited States
Do microRNAs regulate sarcopenia development?Dr Kasia WhysallInstitute of Ageing and Chronic Disease University of LiverpoolUnited Kingdom
New technologies applied to the elderly quality of life improvementDr Denise Paschoal SoaresFaculdade de Desporto da Universidade do PortoPortugal
To be confirmedDr. Mireya Vilar CompteIBEROMexico
Ageing and crosslinking in skeletal tissuesProfessor Helen BirchUniversity College LondonUnited Kingdom
Interventions in Accelerated AgingDr. Morten Scheibye-KnudsenNational Institute of Health United States
Chronic respiratory diseases and healthy aging: an epidemiological point of view Dr. Rachel NadifINSERMFrance
Dementia, end of life and healthy ageingProfessor Carol BrayneUniversity of Cambridge School of Clinical MedicineUnited Kingdom
Prediction of Mortality in Older People, and Individualized Healthspan-Promoting InterventionsProfessor Georg FuellenRostock University Medical CenterGermany
TBCDr. Amit AroraUniversity Hospitals of North Midlands NHS TrustUnited Kingdom
The Right Stuff- Optimizing Community Mobility at Midlife and BeyondMaureen C. AsheThe University of British ColumbiaCanada

Deadlines:

ORAL ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 10th November 2016

EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 20th December 2016

POSTER SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 1st February 2017


Advisory Board Members

NameAffiliationCountry
Professor Lorna HarriesPeninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry, University of ExeterUnited Kingdom
Dr David GranvilleUniversity of British ColumbiaCanada
Dr Marios KyriazisELPIs Foundation for Indefinite LifespansUnited Kingdom
Professor Graham PawelecUniversity of TübingenGermany
Professor David MelzerUniversity of ExeterUnited Kingdom
Dr Claire DonnellanRoyal College of Surgeons in IrelandBahrain
Dr. Naji TabetBrighton & Sussex Medical SchoolUnited Kingdom
Professor Mark S. KindyMedical University of South CarolinaUnited States
Dr Neil MabbottRoyal (Dick) School of Veterinary SciencesUnited Kingdom
Dr Athina VidakiErasmus Medical Center UniversityNetherlands
Dr Giovanni RizzoiDNA Ltd - LondonUnited Kingdom
Dr Joanna M. BridgerBrunel University LondonUnited Kingdom


Meeting the Challenge of Healthy Ageing in the 21st Century has an open abstract session.  

Abstracts can be submitted on any subject related to Ageing.

Abstract Submission  Poster Submission


A Euroscicon live streamed event gives you access to a wider range of international speakers at a fraction of the cost of a real world event.  Furthermore, you no longer have to worry about travel or accommodation expenses,  or any arrangements you have which clash with our events.

This is an International Life Science Community Internet event

and 

has CPD accreditation

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Why attend a Live Streamed Event

As Euroscicon are the first to run virtual Life Science conferences we thought you might be unfamiliar with the benefits of attending.  

Please view these meetings as you would a usual conference,  but with the following advantages

  • Less travel time means more time for you at work and at home`
  • Access the whole event from the com­fort of your own home or office
  • Reg­is­tra­tion Fees are much less than a “bricks and mor­tar” event
  • No expen­di­ture on hotels and sundries
  • Con­nect with a larger and more global audi­ence, many of whom may have not attended due to cost and travel constraints
  • Catch up on missed talks in the evening or your free time
  • No flight delays, pass­port con­trol or secu­rity checks
  • Jug­gle work demands with con­fer­ence attendance
  • Dip in and out of talks with­out being noticed
  • No pack­ing and unpack­ing and won­der­ing whether your lug­gage will make it through to the other side
  • Access all con­fer­ence mate­ri­als and audio online for 1 month after the event
  • Eas­ily locate con­fer­ence atten­dees and arrange a con­fer­ence call, rather than search­ing hotel lob­bies for your clients
  • Save hun­dreds of thou­sands of gal­lons of air fuel because of the aggre­gate efforts of attendees

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