London, United Kingdom · 25–27 June 2027 · In person, with live virtual presentations
International Conference on Aging, Longevity, and Population Health
An international aging conference where research on longevity and population health is peer-reviewed, presented and published.
Abstract submission deadline4 June 2027, 23:59 BST
- Double-blind peer review · iThenticate screened
- ISBN Abstract Book · Proceedings with ISSN & DOI
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.
Learn more about this gerontology conferenceTopics include
Research Themes in Aging, Longevity and Population Health
Biomarkers of biological age
Biology of Aging and Longevity Science
Frailty, sarcopenia and falls
Clinical Aging, Geriatrics and Care
Dementia, cognitive aging and brain health
Clinical Aging, Geriatrics and Care
Healthy life expectancy and population aging
Population Health, Epidemiology and Demography
Health inequalities by income, gender, ethnicity and place
Population Health, Epidemiology and Demography
Loneliness, social isolation and social connection
Social Gerontology, Psychology and Wellbeing
Long-term care systems and the care workforce
Health Systems, Policy and the Economics of Longevity
Assistive technology for older adults
Technology, Data and Innovation in Aging
Why Attend This Population Health Conference
Present and receive feedback
Share your research with an international audience and discuss it with scholars working on related questions.
Publish your work
Accepted and registered abstracts appear in the ISBN Abstract Book. Eligible full papers can be published in proceedings with ISSN and DOI.
Build your network
Meet researchers, clinicians and professionals from different countries, sectors and disciplines.
Receive certificates
Registered participants receive certificates for their participation.
Free guided city tour
In-person registration includes a free guided tour of London.
Choose your format
Present in person, with a poster or live online, or attend as a listener.
Keynote Speakers
Keynote speakers are announced here as they are confirmed.
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Professor of Gerontology
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Living longer, living better: what population data show
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Professor of Geriatric Medicine
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Frailty, function and independence in later life
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Professor of Public Health Policy
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Care systems for an aging world
Highlighted Speakers
Researchers whose abstracts were accepted through double-blind peer review and who are registered to present.
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Frailty trajectories and hospital use in community-dwelling older adults
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Social isolation and cognitive decline in a longitudinal cohort
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Epigenetic clocks as predictors of healthy life expectancy
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Integrating home care and primary care for people living with dementia
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Income inequality and healthy life expectancy across regions
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Wearable sensors for early detection of falls risk
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Pension reform and health in extended working lives
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Co-designing age-friendly neighbourhoods with older residents
Scientific Committee
An international Scientific Committee oversees the double-blind review of every submission, strengthening the academic quality and credibility of the conference.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sevginar Vatan
Hacettepe University Psychology Department
Turkey Prof. Dr. Sam Vaknin
Member of the Faculty of CIAPS (Commonwealth Institute for Advanced Professional Studies)
Cambridge
UK Dr. Maria Aleksandrovich
Head of the Department of Psychology
Pomeranian University in Słupsk
Poland Dr. Amaryllis-Chryssi Malegiannaki
Department of Psychology, University of Western Macedonia
Greece
Publication Opportunities
Publication Details-
Abstract Book (ISBN)
All accepted and registered abstracts are published in the conference Abstract Book with an ISBN.
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Conference Proceedings (ISSN and DOI)
Full papers that pass double-blind peer review are published in the proceedings with an ISSN, and each paper receives a DOI.
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Journal opportunities
Selected full papers may be considered for publication opportunities in Scopus-indexed journals; final acceptance depends on paper quality and the decision of journal editors.
Responsible use of AI
For manuscript writing, generative AI may be used only to improve the language and readability of the authors' own text, with disclosure. Authors remain responsible for the submitted content.
- 15 January 2027Early registration deadlineRegister Now
- 4 June 2027Abstract submission deadlineSubmit Abstract
- Within 7–14 business days of submissionReview decision by email
- 15 June 2027Final registration deadlineRegister Now
- 25–27 June 2027Conference in LondonVenue & Travel
Host City and Venue
The conference takes place at the Royal School of Mines in South Kensington, London, an Edwardian building close to the Royal Albert Hall, the Science Museum and Kensington Gardens. South Kensington Underground station, served by the District, Circle and Piccadilly lines, is within walking distance, and the Piccadilly line runs directly from Heathrow Airport. In-person registration includes a free guided tour of London, a city known for its museums, parks and centuries of history.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for authors and participants.
Do I need to submit a full paper to present?
No. You only need to submit an abstract for review. A full paper is optional and is required only if you wish to be considered for the proceedings.
Can I attend without presenting?
Yes. Choose Listener on the Registration page to attend in London without submitting a paper.
Can I present online?
Yes. Choose Virtual presentation when you submit your abstract. After acceptance and registration, you present live online.
How long does the review take?
You will receive the decision by email within 7–14 business days of submission.
Share Your Research
Abstract submission deadline4 June 2027, 23:59 BST
