The Global Conference on Aging and Gerontology stands as a testament to the convergence of expertise and collaborative spirit in the field of gerontology. Originating as a platform for scholarly exchange, this conference has evolved into a pinnacle event, drawing attendees from diverse corners of the globe.
Past iterations have seen participation from countries such as Singapore, Germany, the United States, Australia, India, Israel, New Zealand, Albania, Russia, France, and Poland, among others, reflecting its truly international appeal.
Covering diverse topics such as Aging & Rehabilitation, Alzheimer’s disease, and Healthy aging, this conference offers a unique opportunity to engage with the latest developments in the field.
One of the hallmark features of this conference is its commitment to facilitating dissemination opportunities for its attendees. Registered participants benefit from a myriad of publication avenues, including prestigious platforms such as SCOPUS, Web of Science, and DOAJ, alongside numerous reputable journals. Furthermore, the provision of complimentary conference proceedings, complete with a DOI number, underscores the organizers’ dedication to fostering academic discourse without financial barriers.
The conference experience is enriched by captivating keynote speakers who illuminate critical facets of aging and gerontology. Attendees also have the opportunity to explore the host city through complimentary tours, fostering cultural immersion and networking opportunities.
Acknowledging the contributions of participants, the conference awards attendance and presentation certificates to registered individuals, affirming their commitment to advancing the field.
Join us to connect with experts, contribute to advancing aging-related research and practice, and promote healthy aging for all. Register now to secure your spot at this transformative event.
From 12‑14 June 2026 in Tokyo, scholars from around the globe explored how dietary and sleep habits shape cognition, women's retirement equity, Korean obesity treatments, neuroplasticity, and loneliness. Studies also examined gerontechnology adoption and long-term care policies.
On 14‑16 November 2025 in London, international experts, academics, and scholars discussed nutrition and sleep patterns, healthcare readiness for heart disease, senior marketing, pension uptake, and caregiver burnout, plus cognitive mobility innovations, wearables, and dementia programs.
From 14‑16 March 2025 in Berlin, researchers from Singapore, Portugal, Canada, and other countries examined social isolation in Kolkata, polypharmacy, and the sense of home among immigrants. They explored e‑health literacy, inclusive packaging design, and community care innovations.
At the inaugural AGCONF in Munich (24‑26 May 2024), researchers from Taiwan, Poland, Israel, India, New Zealand, and the U.S. discussed integrative menopause care, cognitive decline, urban participation, delirium diagnosis, community care, healthy ageing, and pandemic experiences.