DUSRA Annual meeting 2025 registration is OPEN

🎉 Registration is OPEN! Join us at the DuSRA Annual Meeting 2025 🗺️ Location: Amsterdam UMC (O|2 auditorium) ⏰ Date: 10–11 November 2025 Two days of cutting-edge ageing research, inspiring keynotes, and great networking opportunities, including our conference dinner, the perfect chance to connect with colleagues in the field. ✨ Don’t miss this opportunity! [...]

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DUSRA 2025 Keynote announcement: Professor Jolanda van der Velden

We are thrilled to announce our second keynote speaker: Prof. Jolanda van der Velden! Prof. van der Velden is a leading expert in cardiac physiology and Chair of the Department of Physiology and the Department of Experimental Cardiology at Amsterdam UMC. Her research focuses on how sarcomere protein mutations contribute to inherited [...]

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Cologne Summer School: ”From basic mechanisms to translational aging research

In Cologne, from 30th of September till 4th of October 2024 a summer school for international bachelor and master students is being organized by stat-of-the-art aging researchers from several institutes in Cologne. International & national Bachelor and Master students from the field of Biology, Biochemistry, Biomedicine and other related Life Science disciplines are invited [...]

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Healthful plant-based diet associates with greater well-being in older adults

A shift towards a more plant-based diet is promoted as healthy as well as sustainable. Whether this also applies to older adults is however less clear: On one hand plant-based diets may lead to energy deficits among vulnerable older adults and therefore negatively impact well-being. On the other hand, plant-based diets have been found [...]

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