Organizers
- Rafael de Cabo
National Institute on Aging, NIH, USA - “I'm truly excited about this conference! We've brought together a fantastic panel of experts to discuss recent progress in understanding the aging of biology and developing gerotherapeutics, which could significantly advance the field of geroscience. The speakers and panels offer an excellent opportunity to share ideas, tackle challenges, and explore strategies for encouraging healthy longevity. I look forward to connecting with everyone and learning together.”
- Ana Maria Cuervo
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA - “I look forward to this conference, which comes over a decade after the hallmarks of aging were defined and as the field begins to act on them. The meeting will highlight advances in understanding drivers of aging and efforts to translate this knowledge into gerotherapeutics. Its multidisciplinary speakers and panels will provide a strong forum to spark new ideas, address challenges, and explore strategies for achieving healthy longevity.”
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Mari-Carmen Fernandez-Aguera
Scientific editor, Cell Metabolism
“On behalf of Cell Metabolism, I´m looking forward to participating in this exciting Cell Symposia Hallmarks of aging. It will be an exceptional opportunity to interact with leading experts on aging research approaching this topic from different perspectives and to get an up-to-date vision of the most compelling questions shaping the future of the field.”
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Novella Guidi
Scientific editor, Cell Reports
“On behalf of Cell Reports, I’m excited to co-organize the Hallmarks of aging 2026 symposia. We believe this meeting offers a unique platform to engage with leading experts, explore cutting-edge research, and foster collaborations that can accelerate discoveries in aging biology. Attending will inspire new ideas to help develop innovative strategies to combat age-related diseases and improve healthspan.”
- Amber Mueller
Scientific editor, Cell
“On behalf of Cell, I’m thrilled to organize this interdisciplinary aging meeting. We see this as a key opportunity to bring together researchers spanning model systems, human studies, and technology to synthesize knowledge and advance aging research.”