International Conference on Aging, Longevity, and Population Health

An Aging Conference Built on Peer-Reviewed Research

People are living longer in almost every region of the world, but longer lives are not always healthier ones. The International Conference on Aging, Longevity, and Population Health brings researchers, clinicians, public health professionals and policymakers together to examine what shapes health across the life course and in later life. Held at the Royal School of Mines in London on 25–27 June 2027, it is an aging conference organised around peer-reviewed research and open academic discussion.

As an international conference on aging, ALHCONF welcomes work from every region and from many disciplines, including gerontology, geriatric medicine, epidemiology, biology, psychology, sociology, economics and health policy. For scientists studying the mechanisms behind a healthy lifespan, it is a longevity conference that places laboratory findings alongside clinical and social evidence. For researchers working on demographic change, prevention and health inequalities, it is a population health conference that keeps whole communities in view, not only individual patients.

Participants can present orally, with a poster or live online, or attend as listeners without presenting. Accepted and registered abstracts appear in the ISBN Abstract Book, and eligible full papers can be published in the conference proceedings. Whether your work begins in the laboratory, the clinic or the community, you will find colleagues asking related questions.