Welcome

Introduction

Research targeted at defining conditions for healthy ageing is key to developing sustainable future societies. Moreover, regenerative medicine continuously strives to develop treatments and, as a long-term goal, cures for a variety of age-related disorders. The 2nd FEBS Workshop Ageing & Regeneration will bring together experts working at the forefront of science in both ageing research and regenerative medicine / stem cell biology. As a unique feature, the participants will benefit from synergy available through the comprehensive inclusion of leading experts working in various domains of life, from plants, nematodes and tunicates to mice and humans, with the ambition to define and explore new integrative concepts and common strategies. The workshop is dedicated to developing the theoretical background for future attempts to provide solutions for the biomedical challenges caused by the ongoing demographic shift.

Max. number of participants: 100.

Interaction between young researchers and lecturers
We consider close interaction between PhD students and our invited speakers of utmost importance. They will meet during the lectures, discussions and poster sessions. The mornings' scientific programme may be followed by exciting joint outdoor activities like biking (one of Europe's best Bike Parks being on the doorstep), swimming or mountaineering in the marvellous alpine surroundings during lunch breaks. 

Course organizers
Pidder JANSEN-DÜRR (chairman), Frank EDENHOFER, Christian FREZZA, Ilse KRANNER, Björn SCHUMACHER, Birgit WEINBERGER, Werner ZWERSCHKE 

Sponsors

Deadlines

  • Applications Opening
    19 NOV 2021
  • Youth Travel Fund Grants
    15 APR 2022
  • Applications closing
    MAY 15, 2022
  • Closing times: 23:59 (UTC+01:00)

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