​Join us at UBC on March 23 to hear from experts as they explore advances in aging science and emerging technologies to extend healthspan.

Vancouver Longevity Night will feature a series of spotlight talks, followed by a social mixer to network with fellow students and researchers over pizza and refreshments.

​Students and trainees of all backgrounds are welcome to attend. The event is free to attend, however registration is required to RSVP for pizza.

​Please note that access to the building will be locked after 6 pm, so please ensure to arrive before 6 pm and attendees who exit after 6 will not be able to re-enter.

​Speakers

​Advances in Aging Biology

​Ethan Greenblatt, PhD

​Using Drosophila oocytes to crack mechanisms driving age-related oocyte meiotic instability

​David Granville, PhD, FAHA

​Granzymes: Identification of a novel therapeutic target for aging and chronic disease

​Extending Healthspan with AI

​Stephen Lam, MD, FRCPC

​Use of artificial intelligence in early detection and screening of lung cancer

​This event is hosted by Longevity Research Circle, the Edwin S. H. Leong Centre for Healthy Aging at UBC Faculty of Medicine, and the UBC Biological Sciences Society.