Ever since the notion of a Longevity Economy first took shape a decade or so ago, there have been countless global events that have brought together academics, researchers, policy makers, health and wellness professionals, science investors, technology designers and a host of other business people and specialists; shaping a multileveled narrative while incrementally mounting a
Out of brief encounters on a virtual event, often grows further connection, discourse and learning – that is, if you are prepared to reach out. Back in February at the 6th Century Summit presented by The Longevity Project in collaboration with the Stanford Center on Longevity it was during one of the sessions around the theme of
As a supplement to my Annual January Conference Round Ups, here are a few more notable events related to the field of ageing and longevity which I will comment on over the year ahead. Suffice to say that over the last few years there has been an onslaught of events around the globe – conferences,
Welcome to my 13th Annual Conference Round Upedition related to the field of ageing and longevity. As I mention every year, many conferences take place with global or regional reach, and I tend to avoid featuring events that are overtly commercial, but rather those that are professional or academic in nature that cover social, health
Into its second month now on Substack, The Arc of Ageing by Jane Barratt provides a global perspective of the ageing and longevity landscape with insights and commentary from someone who has a depth of experience in this field. Jane Barratt’s ability to engage and facilitate global conversation as I’ve witnessed over the last seven