With the aging of the population, chronic diseases have become even more prominent. Elucidating the relationship between aging and diseases will provide crucial evidence for preventing and treating age-related illnesses. 

This session will further explore the mechanisms of aging at cellular and molecular levels, the link between aging-related signaling pathways and diseases, as well as the progress in interventions for aging and related disorders. 

Chairs

Chen Chang

Research fellow, Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)

Liu Junping

Professor, Hangzhou Normal University 

Invited speakers & reports

Niu Yuyu

Professor, Kunming University of Science and Technology

Report: Primate genome editing and translational medicine 

Pei Duanqing

Professor, Westlake University

Report: Understanding human segmentation clock through reprogramming

Lei Ming

Professor, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Report: Mechanisms of X chromosome dosage compensation in regulation of spermatogonial stem cells  

Qu Jing

Research fellow, Institute of Zoology, CAS

Report: Cellular senescence and regeneration

Cao Liu

Professor, China Medical University

Report: Cellular homeostasis maintenance, tumors and aging 

Su Jiacan

Professor, People's Liberation Army Naval Medical University

Report: Pathogenesis and repair strategies of osteoporotic fractures 

Chen Guobing

Professor, Jinan University

Report: Research on the characteristics and molecular mechanisms of immunosenescence

Wu Hongyi   

National University of Singapore

Report: Stress granules protect ER-exit sites from TDP43 aggregation