Molecular Pathways in Aging
This track will explore the intricate molecular pathways that govern the aging process. Emphasis will be placed on identifying key signaling cascades and their implications for longevity.
Explore the proposed two-day programme developed around the conference Session Tracks and aligned United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Session timings, sequence, track grouping and allocations are tentative and subject to change. Final timings will be confirmed closer to the conference. All timings follow the local time of the conference location.
Participant arrival, credential verification and virtual lobby access.
Informal networking for on-site and virtual participants.
Opening of the conference and introduction to its research focus.
This track will explore the intricate molecular pathways that govern the aging process. Emphasis will be placed on identifying key signaling cascades and their implications for longevity.
Research on cellular senescence has unveiled its critical role in aging and age-related diseases. This session will focus on the mechanisms of senescence and potential therapeutic interventions.
The integrity of genomic DNA is essential for cellular function and longevity. This track will discuss the latest findings on DNA repair mechanisms and their impact on aging.
Refreshment interval and networking opportunity.
Telomeres play a pivotal role in cellular aging and lifespan. This session will delve into the dynamics of telomere shortening and its association with age-related pathologies.
Mitochondria are central to cellular energy metabolism and play a significant role in aging. This track will examine the relationship between mitochondrial function, oxidative stress, and longevity.
Oxidative stress is a major contributor to the aging process and age-related diseases. This session will highlight recent advances in understanding oxidative damage and its implications for longevity.
Closing interaction and key takeaways from the first day.
On-site attendance confirmation and virtual lobby access.
Expert address on the future of the conference research domain.
The regulation of gene expression is crucial for maintaining cellular homeostasis during aging. This track will focus on the mechanisms of gene regulation and their effects on longevity.
Maintaining protein homeostasis is vital for cellular function and longevity. This session will explore the mechanisms of proteostasis and their relevance to age-related diseases.
Identifying reliable biomarkers of aging is essential for developing effective interventions. This track will discuss current research on biomarkers and potential strategies for promoting longevity.
Refreshment interval and professional networking.
Epigenetic modifications play a significant role in the aging process and cellular function. This session will examine how epigenetic changes influence longevity and age-related diseases.
Metabolic pathways are intricately linked to the aging process and longevity. This track will focus on the regulation of metabolism and its implications for healthy aging.
Publication guidance and recognition of outstanding research contributions.
Conference summary, acknowledgements and formal conclusion.
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