Longevity Summit Dublin conference agenda is all killer, no filler – and tickets are going fast.
The Longevity Summit Dublin is dedicated to the recognition of emerging research developments aimed at extending the human healthspan. This much-anticipated event brings together leading scientists from around the world, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange in pursuit of this critical objective.
The summit serves as a premier platform for showcasing the latest research and innovations within the longevity industry. Notably, keynote presentations by esteemed experts in the aging field provide valuable insights into the advancements being made towards enhancing overall well-being and extending lifespans.
Longevity.Technology: Scheduled to take place from the 17th to the 20th of August 2023, the Longevity Summit Dublin boasts a remarkable lineup of over 40 pioneering scientists, researchers and executives, as well as high net-worth investors – all of the attendees share a common focus on addressing the challenges posed by chronic diseases.
The Summit stands as a significant convergence of expertise and dedication, where evidence-based approaches and pragmatic solutions are explored to promote healthier and longer lives. By fostering an environment of collaboration and knowledge dissemination, this event is set to play a pivotal role in advancing the frontiers of human healthspan extension.
And if you are wondering which of this season’s longevity conferences to add to your diary, the Summit’s agenda is an absolute cracker and features speakers grouped by topic, allowing a real focus on some of the most exciting longevity areas.
Longevity Events CEO Martin O’Dea told Longevity.Technology he and the team felt privileged to be able to present the program Longevity Summit Dublin 2023.
“The calibre of speaker is just about as good as is possible and we really hope that people can have an excellent social experience with us as well,” he said.
“Longevity is rapidly becoming the field of focus of this century but is still in infancy and so full of excitement and opportunity. At any event like this the talks on stage from the most eminent scientists exploring the ‘possible’ is only matched by the social meetings between participants and attendees alike that can open the door to all manner of wonderful collaborations.”
O’Dea feels that while longevity has become a broad church, focus is still key.
“In some ways longevity’s breadth can be seen as including all ways for individuals to stay as well as they can into their futures,” he explained. “This of course includes health monitoring and informed interventions, but also there is the need for basic research to make progress on the as yet unanswered problems. While our event is conscious of the broad endeavours that can fall under that umbrella of longevity our focus is on those more challenging harder problems.”
Day One opens with Longevity Events CEO Martin O’Dea and Aubrey de Grey, gerontologist and founder of the Longevity Escape Velocity (LEV) Foundation. This is followed by:
- Novel Approaches to Regeneration, featuring talks by Michael Levin, Joe Betts-LaCroix, Mike Conboy and Yuri Deigin.
- Longevity Now: Clocks & Clinics, featuring talks by Rob Konrad, Joanna Bensz and Nikolina Lauc.
- Advances in Machine Learning and Bioinformatics, featuring talks by Alex Zhavoronkov, Georg Fuellen and Eric Risser.
As well as Allison Duettmann’s presentation on the Longevity Prize, Day Two also features:
- The Elusive Concept of Biological Age, featuring talks by Vadim Gladyshev, Steve Horvath and Matt Kaeberlein. The speakers will then stay on for a panel discussion on the same topic which will be moderated by Aubrey de Grey.
- Financing Rejuvenation, featuring talks by Jan Adams, Elisabeth Roider, Kelsey Moody and Patrick Burgermeister. As before, the speakers will stay on for a panel discussion. Jyothi Devakumar will join them to discuss Financing Rejuvenation, and the discussion will be moderated by Fiona Miller.
- Delivering Macromolecules and Larger Things, In Vivo. The speakers on this topic are George Church, Doug Ethell, Vinit Mahajan and Jeanne Loring.
- Novel Approaches to Defeating Cancer, featuring talks by Vlad Vitoc, Lou Hawthorne and Andrei Seluanov.
Day Three on Longevity Summit Dublin is rammed with great content. As well as author Andrew Steele presenting on Educating Laypeople About Rejuvenation Biotech, the agenda includes:
- Taking Mouse Longevity Studies to the Next Level, featuring talks from Danique Wortel, Alexey Moskalev and Brian Kennedy. These presentations will be followed by a panel discussion in which the speakers will continue to discuss the topic under Aubrey de Grey’s moderation.
- Strengthening Outreach, featuring talks by Phil Newman, Liz Parrish, Stephanie Dainow and Mark Hamalainen, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Martin O’Dea and for which Phil Newman, Liz Parrish, Stephanie Dainow will be joined by Bernard Siegel.
- Humans, the Model Organism That Matters, featuring talks by Nir Barzilai, Andrea Maier and Justin Rebo. These will be followed by a panel discussion moderated by Jyothi Devakumar and featuring the three presenters.
- The Promise of Low-Temperature Medicine, with talks from João Pedro de Magalhães, Tanya Jones and Max More.
Day Four keeps up the longevity pace, and includes:
- Making Better Use of Neglected Species, featuring talks by Steve Austad, Vera Gorbunova and Emma Teeling and followed by a panel discussion on the same, in which the speakers will be joined on stage by moderator Aubrey de Grey.
- Raising Political Influence, featuring presentations from Andrew Scott, Dylan Livingston, Tina Woods and Melissa King. This will be followed by a panel discussion on Raising Political Influence moderated by David Wood and in which the previous speakers will be joined on stage for the discussion by Max Unfried.
- Recycling Poorly-Recycled Material, featuring talks by David Sinclair, Matthias Breugelmans, Tilman Grune and Matt Scholz.
- Bryan Johnson’s Blueprint, a panel discussion with Bryan Johnson and Oliver Zolman, moderated by Martin O’Dea.
- Joining the Dots From Bench to Bedside, featuring talks by Eric Verdin, Evelyne Bischof and Peter Fedichev.
All four days will also include social events and networking opportunities.
