Aging Conference 2026 | Tokyo, Japan | Shaping the Future of Gerontology

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2nd Edition

Aging 2026

Global Summit on

Aging and Longevity

Theme- Resilient Longevity Systems for a Rapidly Aging World

When

November 09-10, 2026

Where

Tokyo, Japan

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Welcome Message

Dear Esteemed Colleagues,

It is with profound honor and great pride that I welcome you to the 2nd Edition of the Global Summit on Aging and Longevity (Aging 2026), taking place on November 09–10, 2026, in Tokyo, Japan. We are privileged to host this prestigious gathering of internationally renowned experts, senior policymakers, academicians, clinicians, and industry leaders from across the world, whose leadership and scholarship continue to shape the global agenda on aging and longevity.

Building upon the success of our inaugural edition, Aging 2026 stands as a high-level forum for strategic dialogue, scientific rigor, and policy innovation. Under the theme “Resilient Longevity Systems for a Rapidly Aging World,” the summit will explore integrated, future-ready approaches to healthcare delivery, social systems, technology, and policy that support healthy, dignified, and sustainable aging.

As longevity accelerates across all regions, the need for resilient and adaptive aging systems has never been more critical. This summit provides a unique platform to exchange evidence-based insights, share pioneering research, and define actionable pathways that respond to demographic transformation at a global scale.

We look forward to welcoming you to Tokyo—a city globally recognized for its leadership in longevity and innovation—as we collectively set new benchmarks for the future of aging worldwide.

About the Conference

The Global Summit on Aging and Longevity (Aging 2026) is a premier international forum dedicated to advancing research, innovation, and collaboration in the field of aging. As populations across the globe continue to age at an unprecedented rate, Aging 2026 serves as a catalyst for redefining aging through innovative healthcare practices, technological breakthroughs, and equitable policy frameworks.

Anchored in the theme, "Aging Redefined: Innovations and Strategies for Healthy Longevity in a Changing World," the summit offers an interdisciplinary platform to address critical aspects of aging, including geriatric care, social determinants of health, precision medicine, and age-friendly technologies. This landmark event aims to bridge the gap between research, policy, and practice to ensure healthier and more fulfilling lives for aging populations worldwide.

With a diverse array of sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities, Aging 2026 is set to inspire dialogue and collaboration that will pave the way for actionable change in aging care and research.

Who Should Attend?

The Global Summit on Aging and Longevity is designed to bring together a diverse range of participants, including:

Healthcare Providers: Geriatricians, nurses, and allied health professionals specializing in aging and elder care.
Researchers and Academicians: Experts in aging biology, epigenetics, and neuroscience.
Public Health Officials: Advocates for population health initiatives targeting aging demographics.
Technologists and Innovators: Developers of age-friendly technologies, wearable devices, and AI-driven solutions.
Industry Leaders: Representatives from pharmaceutical, biotech, and healthcare device industries.
Policymakers and Economists: Influencers shaping global policies and economic frameworks to support aging populations.
Community Leaders: Advocates and representatives from non-profits focused on enhancing the quality of life for older adults.

Target Audience

The summit’s interdisciplinary approach ensures a diverse and inclusive audience, including:

Clinical Experts

Geriatricians, primary care physicians, and healthcare providers specializing in aging and longevity care.

Expert

Key/Special Features

Keynote Presentations

Delivered by globally renowned thought leaders in gerontology, healthcare innovation, and policy.

Plenary Sessions

Highlighting critical advancements in aging research, technology, and population health.

Panel Discussions

Focused on multidisciplinary approaches to aging care, addressing challenges such as equity, healthcare accessibility, and technological integration.

Oral Presentations and Case Studies

Showcasing cutting-edge research and real-world success stories in aging care and innovation.

Poster Sessions

Providing a platform for emerging researchers and early-career professionals to share their findings.

Networking Opportunities:

Facilitating meaningful connections between global experts, researchers, and practitioners.

Interactive Demonstrations

Featuring age-friendly technologies, AI-driven elder care solutions, and wearable devices.

Market Analysis Report

The global aging population is reshaping healthcare systems, economies, and societies. By 2050, over 1.5 billion individuals will be aged 65 or older, presenting both challenges and opportunities for innovation in aging care. The market for aging-related healthcare solutions, including diagnostics, therapies, assistive technologies, and lifestyle products, is projected to exceed $2.5 trillion by 2030.

Key market drivers include:

The rising prevalence of age-related conditions such as Alzheimer’s, cardiovascular diseases, and osteoporosis.
Growing demand for long-term care facilities and age-friendly housing.
Advancements in personalized medicine and lifestyle interventions for aging populations.
Integration of AI, robotics, and wearable technologies to enhance elder care.
Increased government and private investments in research, policy, and infrastructure for aging populations.

Aging 2026 provides a critical platform to address these trends, explore emerging opportunities, and shape the future of aging care globally.

Why You Should Attend

Engage with Global Leaders: Learn from world-renowned speakers and experts who are driving innovation in aging research and care.
Stay at the Forefront of Research: Gain insights into the latest scientific breakthroughs and technological advancements in gerontology and elder care.
Collaborate Across Disciplines: Build partnerships with peers and stakeholders across academia, healthcare, industry, and policy sectors.
Explore Practical Solutions: Discover actionable strategies for improving aging care in clinical, community, and policy contexts.
Shape the Future of Aging: Contribute to the global dialogue on healthy longevity, equity, and innovation in aging care.
Experience Tokyo: Immerse yourself in the cultural richness and technological innovation of one of the world’s most dynamic cities.

Attending Aging 2026 is an unparalleled opportunity to make a lasting impact on the future of aging care, ensuring healthier, more equitable, and fulfilling lives for aging populations around the world. Join us and be part of this transformative journey.

Sessions

Conference Engaging Sessions & Tracks

This session delves into the cutting-edge advancements in anti-aging therapies, including pharmacological interventions, regenerative medicine, and lifestyle modifications. With a focus on slowing or reversing the biological aging process, this session highlights breakthroughs that hold the potential to significantly enhance healthspan and quality of life.

Who Can Submit Abstracts:

Researchers in regenerative medicine and anti-aging interventions.
Clinicians specializing in gerontology and preventive medicine.
Pharmaceutical developers exploring novel therapies for aging.
Biotech companies working on innovative anti-aging solutions.

Who Can Deliver the Talk:

Leading researchers in aging biology.
Clinicians with experience in anti-aging treatment methodologies.
Industry leaders developing therapies targeting aging processes.

What Delegates Will Gain:

Insights into the latest therapies aimed at delaying aging and extending healthspan.
Knowledge of clinical applications and ongoing research trials in anti-aging medicine.
Opportunities to collaborate on innovative treatment solutions in aging care.

This session focuses on identifying and validating biomarkers that serve as indicators of biological aging. Attendees will explore how biomarkers are being used to predict longevity, monitor the efficacy of anti-aging interventions, and personalize treatment approaches.

Who Can Submit Abstracts:

Researchers studying molecular and cellular markers of aging.
Clinicians interested in integrating biomarkers into aging care.
Data scientists developing predictive models based on aging biomarkers.

Who Can Deliver the Talk:

Biologists and geneticists specializing in biomarkers of aging.
Healthcare professionals applying biomarkers in clinical practice.
Innovators in the field of personalized medicine.

What Delegates Will Gain:

An understanding of the role biomarkers play in predicting aging outcomes.
Insights into the integration of biomarkers in clinical trials and therapies.
Knowledge about the latest tools for assessing biological age.

This session explores the transformative potential of AI in aging research, from drug discovery to predictive modeling of age-related diseases. Delegates will learn how machine learning algorithms and big data analytics are shaping the future of gerontology.

Who Can Submit Abstracts:

AI and machine learning researchers working in health sciences.
Gerontologists incorporating AI into aging studies.
Industry leaders using AI for drug discovery and aging predictions.

Who Can Deliver the Talk:

AI specialists with experience in healthcare applications.
Researchers applying computational tools to aging studies.
Biotech leaders integrating AI into research pipelines.

What Delegates Will Gain:

Knowledge of AI-driven approaches in aging research.
Examples of successful AI applications in diagnostics and therapeutic developments.
Practical insights into leveraging AI for innovative solutions in longevity.

This session highlights groundbreaking research in epigenetics and its implications for reversing age-related cellular changes. Topics include the modification of epigenetic markers, reprogramming cellular functions, and potential therapeutic applications.

Who Can Submit Abstracts:

Epigenetics researchers investigating aging mechanisms.
Clinicians studying the application of epigenetic therapies in geriatrics.
Biotech innovators developing treatments targeting epigenetic pathways.

Who Can Deliver the Talk:

Leading scientists in epigenetics and regenerative medicine.
Clinicians implementing epigenetic therapies in practice.
Pharmaceutical experts in age-related epigenetic research.

What Delegates Will Gain:

Insights into the role of epigenetics in aging and cellular reprogramming.
Updates on clinical trials exploring epigenetic interventions.
Strategiesvfor applying epigenetic findings to therapeutic innovations.

This session examines how big data is revolutionizing aging research by providing insights into trends, correlations, and predictions related to aging populations. Discussions will include large-scale genomic studies, longitudinal datasets, and population-based health metrics.

Who Can Submit Abstracts:

Data scientists and bioinformaticians specializing in aging-related datasets.
Public health researchers utilizing big data for demographic studies.
Clinicians integrating big data into patient care for aging populations.

Who Can Deliver the Talk:

Experts in big data analytics and computational biology.
Researchers using large datasets to drive discoveries in aging.
Policy advisors leveraging big data for aging healthcare strategies.

What Delegates Will Gain:

Knowledge of big data applications in understanding aging dynamics.
Insights into tools and platforms for managing and analyzing complex datasets.
Collaborative opportunities to contribute to large-scale studies on aging populations.

Session 1: Innovations in Aging Research

Session 2: Healthy Aging and Lifestyle Interventions

Session 3: Social and Economic Dimensions of Aging

Session 4: Innovations in Aging Care

Agenda

Day 1

Innovations and Healthy Aging

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

Registration, Welcome & Opening Remarks

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM: Opening Keynote

“The Future of Healthy Longevity: Global Trends and Japan’s Agenda.”

9:45 AM - 10:15 AM: Plenary Talk

“The New Biology of Aging: Translational Science Shaping Human Longevity”

10:15 AM - 10:30 AM

Networking and Refreshments Break

10:30 AM - 11:30 AM: Panel Discussion

“Innovating Home Care Systems for an Aging World: Technology, Workforce Mobility, and Rural Service Delivery.”

Technology-enabled home-based care (remote monitoring, AI triage, digital home nursing)
Cross-regional workforce mobility and new care labour models
Scalable rural aging-care infrastructures
Policy innovation for home care reimbursement
Integrating community, family, and digital systems