Edition
ARDD 2025 (12th ARDD), Main Track
Program status
FINAL / COMPLETED
Timezone
Europe/Copenhagen (CEST, UTC+2)
Source
agingpharma.org/program2025 (fetched 2026-08-01)

ARDD 2025 — Main Track program

For the dedicated tracks (Longevity Medicine, Physics in Aging Biology, Emerging Science & Technologies Workshop, Startup Pitch), see /tracks/2025, which run in parallel to and alongside the Main Track described here.

Main Track — Day schedule §

ARDD 2025 Main Track — complete published schedule
TimeSession / talkSpeakerAffiliation
08:00–09:00Registrations, coffee, tea——
09:00–09:10Welcome——
09:10–09:30Predictions, Tools, and Updates from the Study of Longitudinal Aging in Mice (SLAM)Rafael de CaboNational Institute on Aging
09:50–10:10When a calorie is not just a calorie: the regulation of health and longevity by dietary macronutrientsDudley LammingUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison
10:10–10:30Break——
10:30–10:50Muscling in on mitochondrial aging: skeletal muscle as a driver and target of bioenergetic declineLykke SylowUniversity of Copenhagen
11:10–11:30Subliminal hypoxia and accelerated agingLuigi FerrucciNational Institute on Aging
11:30–13:00Lunch and group photo——
13:00–14:00Session chairPeter FedichevGero
13:00–13:20Data-driven interventions in human agingMorten Scheibye-KnudsenUniversity of Copenhagen
13:20–13:40Spatial mapping of aged and senescent brain cell fatesMarissa SchaferMayo Clinic
13:40–14:00Transposons in aging and reproductive agingAndrei SeluanovUniversity of Rochester
14:00–14:20Coffee break——
14:20–14:35Spatial and molecular reorganization of cerebellar microglia with agingAndy Poyi TsaiStanford University
14:35–14:50Identification of deubiquitinating enzymes (DUBs) regulating seeded tau aggregation: therapeutic strategies for tauopathiesChristiane VolbrachtLundbeck
14:50–15:05Targeting CD38 immunometabolic checkpoint to supercharge T cell immunity in Alzheimer's diseaseJavier María Peralta RamosWeizmann Institute of Science
15:05–15:20Universal transcriptomic hallmarks of mammalian aging and mortality across species and cell typesAlexander TyshkovskiyHarvard Medical School
15:20–16:00Coffee break and poster session——
16:00–16:20The 5 "A"s: ageing, autophagy, Alzheimer's, Artificial intelligence, and an "A molecule" in healthy longevityEvandro FangUniversity of Oslo
16:20–16:40Epigenetic reprogramming of cell fates: mechanisms and applicationsEthan LiuWestlake University
16:40–17:00Targeting selective autophagy: ensuring healthy longevity one protein at a timeAna Maria CuervoAlbert Einstein College of Medicine
17:00–17:20Coffee break——
18:20–19:00Dinner——
19:00–19:20Lessons from COVID-19: reducing global vulnerability in the age of longevityMichael LevittStanford University
20:00–20:15Break——
20:15–20:55Investor Panel — Early Stage: Garri Zmudze (LongeVC); William Harborne (LongGame); Anne Marije van Harten (Apollo Health Ventures)Tom Zuber (moderator)Zuber Lawler
21:00–21:40Investor Panel — Growth Stage: Murali Venkatesan (Danaher Corporation); Kitsu Egerton (Baillie Gifford); Daisy Cai (B Capital)Tom Zuber (moderator)Zuber Lawler

Additional 2025 talks (from published video/recording index) §

The organizer's video archive lists additional talks presented at ARDD 2025 whose exact time slot was not captured in the schedule excerpt above. These are included here for completeness since they are confirmed program content:

Additional confirmed ARDD 2025 talks (time slot not specified in source)
TalkSpeakerAffiliation
Quantitative and dynamic analysis of organismal agingAnne Brunet—
Targeting CD38 against agingEric Verdin—
Discovery and Development of Longevity Therapeutics: When Should We...Alex ZhavoronkovInsilico Medicine
Mechanisms of Ovarian Aging: A Target for Geroprotection in WomenYousin Suh—
Engineering the Path to Radical Life ExtensionMaxim Kholin—
Genomic Insights into Reproductive AgeingAnna Murray—
DNA damage and Aging: the impact of nutrition, gene size and...Jan Hoeijmakers—
Building an AI Research Collective for Longevity DiscoveryKennedy Schaal—
The Aging Genome: From Mechanisms to InterventionsBjörn SchumacherUniversity of Cologne
A novel disease-modifying osteoarthritis drug affecting cartilage...Martin Borch Jensen—
Aging of Elastin: From Structural Decay to Therapeutic PotentialAndrea HeinzUniversity of Copenhagen
Rapid Skin Senescence Switch: A Druggable Checkpoint for...Tomaz Rozmaric—
Restoration of biological age during prolonged fasting-refeeding...Kazuto Kawamura—
Telomeres, Transcriptomes and Troubles: Bats as new models of extended...Emma Teeling—
Towards Integrated Multi-Level Physics and ML for Aging and Drug...Michael Antonov—
Endogenous amyloid beta promotes spontaneous brain aging...Dario Riccardo Valenzano—
The anti-inflammatory role of exerciseBente Klarlund—
Global Innovations Landscape in XPRIZE HealthspanJamie Justice—
Lying Still, Falling Fast: How Hospital Beds Accelerate AgingCharlotte Suetta—
A new, translational paradigm for pre-clinical drug testingSteve AustadUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham
Organ Protection with GLP-1 Receptor AgonistsLotte Bjerre Knudsen—
Accelerating translational geroscience: new training programs, centers...John Newman—
Metabolic drivers of agingPeter Mullen—
Optimal diets for healthy agingMarta Guasch-Ferré—
Redrawing the Health Care Map: From Pushing at Boundaries to Redefining...Andrew Adams—
Generative AI Applications in the Analysis of Photographic...Anastasia Georgievskaya—
Drug discovery for developing regenerative pharmacological...Collin Ewald—
Use of potential gerotherapeutic drugs and mortality in geriatric...Weilan Wang—
GDF3 promotes adipose tissue macrophage-mediated inflammation via...In Hwa Jang—
DREAM complex activity as a determinant of somatic mutation rate and lifespanZane Koch—
Heritability of human lifespan is about ~50% when confounding factors...Ben Shenhar—
Biomarkers of Senescence: From Research to Clinical PracticeNathan Le Brasseur—
MicroRNAs: new epigenetic targets for skin longevity and beauty...Elias Bou Samra—
Validating and Implementing Longevity interventionsBrian KennedyNational University of Singapore
Purinergic signaling as a vulnerable node of detrimental senescenceMarco DemariaERIBA
Tracking skin health: non-invasive epigenetic biomarker proxies to...Cristiana Banila—
Development of novel geroprotectors to extend healthspanLaura NiedernhoferUMN
hTSC-Derived Exosomes: Targeting Senescence and Age...Yuta Lee and Kotb AbdelmohsenNational Institute on Aging, NIH
Quantifying and Targeting AgingVadim GladyshevHarvard Medical School
Brain Aging and Blood FactorsLida Katsimpardi—
Circulatory biomarkers of brain agingTony Wyss-CorayStanford University
4 years into longevity investing: takeaways deploying an early stage...Sergey Jakimov—
From Disease to Discovery: Leveraging IPF Aging Biology for Novel...Fedor GalkinInsilico Medicine
Frontier Jurisdictions & Changing the Regulatory Paradigm for LongevityNiklas Anzinger—
Closing the Gaps in Aging Biology via a Coordinated ApproachTodd WhiteThe Thalion Initiative
Clinical development of RJx-01 as a novel combination drug for the...Jeroen Aerssens—
2025: An update in DNAm algorithms and Aging interventional dataRyan Smith—
Frontiers in Epigenetic Clocks: Unlocking LongevitySteve Horvath—
From Lab to Ledger: How DeSci is Accelerating Drug Discovery for...Paul Kohlhaas—
Molecular regulation of NAD+ homeostasis in human agingRiekelt Houtkooper—
Intersection of tumorigenesis and aging-associated decline in lung...Tuomas Tammela—
Targeting inflammaging to enhance health spanMiriam Merad—
LifeBiosciences (presentation)Sharon Rosenzweig-LipsonLife Biosciences
Epigenetic reprogramming: local and distant rejuvenating effectsThomas Rando—
Reprogramming Aging as a Gateway to Disease Prevention and...Jean-Marc LemaitreINSERM
Measure and Intervene Aging with AIJackie Han—
Tweaking behavior and processing of Alzheimer's Aβ-Peptides with...Morten MeldalUniversity of Copenhagen
Imaging of chromatin and epigenetics reveals cell identity and...Alexey Terskikh—

Source: agingpharma.org video/recording index for ARDD 2025 (fetched 2026-08-01). Time slots for these talks were not specified in the source and are marked accordingly.